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A lobbyist giving money, goods, or services directly to a representative for their personal use would still be corruption. The distinction usually is that you o
by ChrisPebble 12y ago
A lobbyist giving money, goods, or services directly to a representative for their personal use would still be corruption. The distinction usually is that you offering to spend money on their behalf for a campaign but if they directly benefit from money or a gift that sort of behavior is usually prosecuted.
- dragonwriter 12y ago> The distinction usually is that you offering to spend money on their behalf for a campaign Which is also usually corruption and a violation of campaign finance laws which prohibit coordination between unlimited "independent" expenditures and candidates or campaign committees controlled by them.