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4. Avril 2010, 14:32:23 Sujet: Re: More change you can believe in: Artful Dodger: Are these lobbyists he's hired corporate ones as discussed in his own words? Doesn't sound like it. 4. Avril 2010, 17:26:34 Sujet: Re: More change you can believe in: Artful Dodger: So he employed 4 more.. I find that hardly big news compared to the number already working to pervert USA democracy. 4. Avril 2010, 17:39:55 Sujet: Re: More change you can believe in: Artful Dodger: No corporate lobbyists, federal lobbyists?? Is this the same as in the UK, where former MP's are offering their contacts to companies, making claims that are not true???? 4. Avril 2010, 17:58:02 Sujet: Re: More change you can believe in: Artful Dodger: He said corporate lobbyists according to the site you are C&P from. Has he hired 50 corporate lobbyists? 5. Avril 2010, 12:57:41 Sujet: Re: More change you can believe in: Artful Dodger: You should read your links.... "The Obama administration's limitation on lobbyists isn't a direct ban. Lobbyists are still allowed to be a part of the administration working on areas that they have not lobbied on." 5. Avril 2010, 16:44:20 Sujet: Re: More change you can believe in: Artful Dodger: Your original post said no more corporate lobbyists. "He's like every other politician. He says one thing, he does another. There's no change in Washington. It's business as usual." And as such the Republicans in Washington you are saying were no different. They lied, contradicted, etc. No new news there.  5. Avril 2010, 16:59:57 Sujet: Re: More change you can believe in: Artful Dodger: 50 out of how many operating in Washington that are employed by corporations?? I still remember the story of how Nixon delayed the law on seatbelts due to pressure by the car manufacturers who were complaining that it would cost more to make cars. |
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