When the Senate passed its lobbying reform bill last Friday it banned gifts, meals and travel paid for by lobbyists or the organizations that employ them.
The House had already curtailed lobbyists’ influence by adopting some changes to its operating rules. If it agrees to the Senate bill, and the bill becomes law, it will be the strictest curtailment of lobbyist power in over a decade.
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