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Trump’s pardons undercut a decade of foreign lobbying law enforcement. What now?

by Joshua Rosenstein
January 20, 2021 1:05 pm
in Guest Column, Lobbying law, New in Lobbying
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Trump’s pardons undercut a decade of foreign lobbying law enforcement. What now?

Michael Flynn addresses the Republican National Convention at the Quicken Arena in Cleveland, Ohio on July 18, 2016 / Mark Reinstein / Shutterstock

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In 2017, Donald Trump took office proclaiming that he would “drain the swamp.”  For a brief moment, he even acted as if he meant it. Largely forgotten today after the series of lobbying scandals of the past four years, one of the president’s first executive actions was to require political appointees to sign an ethics
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Joshua Rosenstein

Joshua Rosenstein

Joshua Ian Rosenstein is a Member of Sandler Reiff Lamb Rosenstein & Birkenstock, P.C., where he practices political law. In particular, he advises individuals and companies engaged in advocacy on the overlapping regulations governing their activity, including federal, state and local lobbyist regulations; non-profit lobbying restrictions; the Foreign Agents Registration Act; pay-to-play requirements; and government ethics rules. He is an Adjunct Professor of Law at William & Mary Law School, where he teaches courses on lobbying regulation and a practicum on the role of the general counsel in political organizations. Contact him at [email protected] or on Twitter @jirosenstein.

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