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I couldn't see this flying in the U.S without due process (targeting a specific entity always causes challenges) but I guess this flies in the EU? A law bannin
by ApolloFortyNine 3y ago
I couldn't see this flying in the U.S without due process (targeting a specific entity always causes challenges) but I guess this flies in the EU?
A law banning all lobbyists would be fine, but pick and choosing what lobbyists you allow just sounds like it could only lead to corruption.
- piva00 3y agoAmazon lobbyists would still be allowed if they followed their end of the deal: show up when it was required to attend regarding working conditions. They didn't so yes, it flies. In the US due process is also rife with corruption, a layered form where if you have enough money to pay a stellar legal team you'll find loopholes and appeals processes to massage your way through.