Author Question: How is lobbying the executive branch similar to lobbying the courts? a. Both require a lobbyist ... (Read 64 times)

cnetterville · **on:** Jul 10, 2018

How is lobbying the executive branch similar to lobbying the courts?

a. Both require a lobbyist to hold a law degree.
b. Both can involve lobbying related to the implementation of an existing policy.
c. Both are relatively rare, given that most lobbyists focus exclusively on Congress.
d. Both typically involve grassroots lobbying.

Question 2

When Senator Cranston left office, he took a position as a lobbyist for the real estate industry on K Street. This is an example of __________.

a. the revolving door phenomenon
b. an iron triangle
c. an issue network
c. a back-room negotiation