A Better Way to Fix Lobbying
Poll after poll reveal a public convinced that lobbyists are a destructive influence. However, lobbyists are not inherently corrupting, and their influence has become an essential part of the policymaking process, writes Lee Drutman. Drutman proposes a simple, cost-effective solution to hold lobbyists more accountable and transparent: The Library of Congress should create a website that will become the de facto online forum and clearinghouse for all public policy advocacy.
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