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The lobbyist is not seen in the Committee Room or the Corridor of the Capitol, as was the case when I entered Congress in 1869.
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gutenberg.orgThe lobbyist is not seen in the Committee Room or the Corridor of the Capitol, as was the case when I entered Congress in 1869.
This observation by Hoar points to a significant reduction in lobbying influence in Congress since he began his political career.
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