While Washington lobbyists are often portrayed as villains, they truly were bad guys in one recent official document
A lobbying registration form that appeared last month in a House of Representatives database listed four lobbyists who would work on renewable-energy issues: Jack Napier, Edward Nigma, Otto Octavius and Norman Osborn.
The clerk’s office said the form should never have appeared in a public listing, and it was working to remove all such test files.And see: How the Trump presidency ranks against prior administrations in links to lobbyists
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