Wright Andrews

former President of the American League of Lobbyists

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Partner with Butera & Andrews, a lobbying firm in Washington, DC; former President of the American League of Lobbyists and writer of their Code of Ethics

Wright Andrews on KCRW

After a series of scandals led to fines and imprisonment of lobbyists and members of Congress last year, the new Democratic majority promised reform.

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After a series of scandals led to fines and imprisonment of lobbyists and members of Congress last year, the new Democratic majority promised reform.

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