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Hoyer’s Lobby Balancing Act

By Tory Newmyer
Roll Call Staff
Jan. 24, 2006, Midnight

When about 60 Democratic lawmakers joined their party’s bicameral leadership last week to rally for lobbying reform, one top-ranking party member was conspicuously absent: House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.).

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