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How do we regulate interest groups and lobbying activity? What are the goals of these regulations? Do you think these regulations achieve their objectives? Why or why not? If you could alter the way we regulate interest group activity and lobbying, how might you do so in a way consistent with the Constitution and recent Supreme Court decisions?

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Answer from: Jennifer312332

Interest groups and lobbying activities can be regulated in the following ways:

Lobbying firms should disclose their clients.The amount that is paid by each of the lobbying firm's clients annually should be disclosed.Interest groups should disclose their workers that spend more than one-fifth of their time lobbying.An influence group simply means an organization that is put in place in order to influence the programs and policies of the government.It should be noted that lobbyists register with the Senate secretary and the House Clerk. The success or failure of lobbyists depends on the ties that have with those in the position of authority.

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Answer from: aziah86

Interest groups and lobbying activities were regulated through Honest Leadership and open government laws. These laws have as main objective to limit the power of these groups, in addition to highlighting who can or cannot participate in them, so the power of influence is limited to both is limited, which also helps the entry of people committed to a cause and not to the influences you may have.

I believe that these regulations fail to achieve their goals, since we know that the limit influences these groups, it is not always established, in addition there is a lack of power from one group to the other which causes great imbalance and promotes cases of corruption. and abuse of pocer.

I believe that in order to regulate these groups consistently, in accordance with the constitution and decisions of the supreme court, we would need a strong system of supervision and control so that the activities of each group do not exceed a legally established limit.

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