To Predict Losers In a Power Shift, Follow the Money

Pharmaceutical and oil companies had better beware if Democrats make major gains in the upcoming elections. An increasing number of former members of Congress turn to lobbying for their second careers. Now the Center for Public Integrity says the trend is hitting state capitals as well.
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Jeffrey H. Birnbaum

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