Only AFTER it becomes law though. Then it’s “not bribery”
Not true. Lobbying disclosure law requires members of Congress to disclose accepted payments from lobbying, but does not restrict the amount they can accept or when they can accept it.
Talking about the recent supreme court decision
It’s a reference to the recent SC case that says that giving bribes after the fact isn’t corruption.
It also doesn’t require the lobbyists to show their donor lists
and now you’re trapped in a House subcommittee where Taylor-Greene screams, “WOKE!” and then you get shelved, never to see the light of day again.
I’m genuinely surprised nobody threw her and Boerbert into the hallways on Jan 6th to see how dangerous the crowds they summoned were
“They’re your people, go talk to them if they’ll let you!”
