Foreign governments
A) often contribute large sums of money to key members of Congress.
B) sometimes hire former members of Congress as lobbyists.
C) provide expensive gifts to members of Congress who travel to a country on official government business.
D) are rarely interested in the policy debates concerning trade issues.
E) are prohibited by law from attempting to influence U.S. policy.

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It is common for foreign governments to hire former members of Congress as lobbyists. This is known as the "revolving door" between Congress and lobbying firms.

Foreign Governments