Trio of Hill chiefs head to K Street
Three top congressional aides have left the Hill for lobbying gigs at firms across town.
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Three top congressional aides have left the Hill for lobbying gigs at firms across town.
Dozens of lobbyists and other K Street types have already maxed out to at least one candidate as of the filing deadline.
Miller Strategies filed registration paperwork for three more new clients, bringing the firm’s total number of new clients since last November to seven.
(Pete Marovich – Pool/Getty Images) Lobbyists selling their connections to former President Donald Trump capped off a lucrative four-year run with their best year in 2020. After raking in millions from high-profile clients, these Washington influencers are already losing clients under President Joe Biden but could still benefit from Trump’s continued influence over the GOP. Brian Ballard, chairman of Trump’s 2016 big-dollar fundraising apparatus and vice chairman of the Trump inaugural committee, made the most of his deep-rooted relationship with the president. A power player in Florida...