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Capitol’s Most Exclusive Ticket

By Brody Mullins
Roll Call Staff
June 9, 2004, Midnight

In a town consumed by power, those who hold real influence often shy from publicity. Take the small group of corporate lobbyists who meet nearly every Thursday morning with the Senate’s top Republican aides in Room 347 of the Russell Office Building.

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