The importance of clientele groups was especially clear in 1995 when House Speaker Newt Gingrich threatened to "zero out" funding for the

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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is an organization that receives federal funding to support public broadcasting, including public television and radio stations. It has a well-defined clientele group, consisting of viewers and listeners who rely on public media for information and entertainment. When Speaker Gingrich threatened to eliminate funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting in 1995, there was widespread public outcry and strong opposition from its clientele group, which helped to ultimately preserve the funding.

The Importance of Clientele Groups Was Especially Clear in 1995