Taylor Giorno is a Staff Writer at The Hill. She covers business and lobbying, focusing on the interplay between how business influences U.S. policy and vice versa, with a background in campaign finance and foreign influence. Her work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News, ABC 8NEWS, and the Miami Herald.
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Lobbyists are betting Elon Musk won’t derail the budget reconciliation bill barrelling through Congress.
“There’s one leader of this administration,” Sen. Josh Hawley said.
“I don't know if that post made people feel like they were going to solve it anytime sooner,” a Republican lobbyist told NOTUS.
By: Taylor Giorno
“Anyone present in the United States illegally is at risk of deportation,” a White House official told NOTUS.
Wall Street has plenty to be happy about in the tax bill — with the exception of a new tax on third-party litigation.
Some lobbyists have been busy helping prep arguments, questions and research for committees to bring to the Senate parliamentarian, Elizabeth MacDonough.
Democrats want a look at the complaints filed to the FTC regarding the Republican fundraising platform.
By: Oriana-Gonzalez
A flood of funding points back to one man: Leonard Leo.
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