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You don't need engineering proximity to hire lobbyists. You need engineering proximity to win contracts on the basis of engineering proximity.
by jacques_chester 8y ago
You don't need engineering proximity to hire lobbyists. You need engineering proximity to win contracts on the basis of engineering proximity.
- resters 8y agoTrue, but winning those contracts is also a very good way to be viewed as too big to fail, too essential for antitrust intervention.