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surveys, lawyers, and cor sultants to help sell thei views to the lawmakers.
“I think their source o information is their true va lue.” says Del. Raymond R “Andy” Guest Jr. (R-31st) beginning his 13th year ii the House.
It seems like almost ev erybody has a lobbyist twisting political aims or just about every issue in the assembly.
The Girl Scouts have one, and so do the optometrists and the bus industry. Secondary school principals have one; so does the motion picture industry.
How about the Soap and Detergent Association? The Virginia Tire Dealers and Retreaders Association Inc.? The Southern States Corp.? All have registered lobbyists.
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