From this morning's Earlybird:

• "Twelve Democratic Senators spent last weekend in Miami Beach raising money from top lobbyists for oil, drug, and other corporate interests that they often decry," Politico reports, citing a guest list.

• "Law firms and lobbying shops are preparing for a flood of résumés from soon-to-be unemployed Members," Roll Call (subscription) reports.

• "The White House has started a war of words with a trade association representing the U.S. subsidiaries of foreign-owned companies over new campaign finance reform legislation," The Hill reports.

• "Lehman Brothers, the securities broker and investment bank now in bankruptcy, briefly lobbied federal lawmakers in the last two months," The Hill reports.