Because there are no rules regulating lobbyists, they tend to be former and current White House officials who "have the president's ear."

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This statement is incorrect. While some lobbyists may be former and current White House officials, there are rules and regulations governing their behavior and activities. Lobbyists must register and disclose their activities, expenditures, and clients with the federal government, and there are restrictions on certain types of lobbying activities, such as gifts and campaign contributions to lawmakers.

Because There Are No Rules Regulating Lobbyists, They Tend to Be