Executive Memorandum posted October 31, 1995 by Marshall Wittmann
Appropriations Club Opt For Business As Usual on Lobbying Subsidies
In a startling decision that calls into question whether some
congressional appropriators heard the message of the 1994
elections, House and Senate negotiators have scuttled an apparent
agreement to curb welfare for lobbyists. The decision to sidetrack
action on proposals to limit politicking by federal grant
recipients was intended to free the appropriations…
Executive Memorandum posted July 26, 1995 by Marshall Wittmann
: Truth in Testimony: Uncovering The Real SpecialInterests
My name is John Q. Specialinterest. I am testifying
today on behalf of Americans for a Happy Tomorrow (AHT), which
represents senior citizens, environmentalists, school lunch
servers, and the dispossessed. In the last fiscal year, AHT
received $73 million from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL),
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and…