Lobbying Techniques: Everything You Need to Know
Lobbying Techniques: Everything You Need to Know
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Lobbying Techniques: Everything You Need to Know
That's all we lose. and you see that most clearly in training. the maryland bill, which is going to become state law, requires training to use a gun. that will make it only the fifth state that requires that. in contrast to all 50 states that require a test and training for you to operate a car. and south dakota was the last state to do that in 1954. and guns can be a lot more dangerous than cars. so you can support gun rights to the hilt, and the second amendment to the hilt. and 20 guns in your home and still go along with the common sense idea we should have licensing and training for the p...
And understand their lobbying techniques we kind of get what they're up to. >> i think in a way, wayne lapierre is a scarecrow, making crazy noises and distracting you. while you're focused on him, the real work at the nra is on the members of congress and senate and they understand their incentives are different than let's say a governor. a governor has to be directly responsive to their state. because the way they're re-elected is by proving to the local people, to the communities, what they have done for them. a senator is a lot more distant. a lot of people don't have that sort of first-pe...
Perpetuate the propaganda that protecting yourself from a bully who is punching you in the face makes you a bad person? . >> in the book we lay out the structural problem rather than the short-term cyclical problem that the administration seems to be fighting. you know, dylan there are only four things that move an economy it is consumption and government spending, we have been doing too much of that and that is unsustainable and then there's also business investment and exports. and both of those thing, we have been doing too little of. they are the primary sources of job creation. so what i ...