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by godzillabrennus
715 days ago
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Exactly. If Congress seeks to regulate air, water, land, and space pollution, from American companies, they should appoint industry experts who intend to leave public sector jobs for lucrative private sector jobs by going to work for the companies the laws need to regulate. It’s worked great for politicians who become lobbyists or prosecutors who go work for big law. It’ll work great here too. |
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Seeing how polarized and partisan things are, it will only be a few decades!
Plus seeing how some of the court positions have been, I can only think that lobbying is going to become a massive business ! So much growth!