 good inside and connected lobbyists who could get favors from their members of Congress. That doesn't happen as much anymore. Lobbying takes place more, I think, out in the country where lobbyists know that in order to get a member of Congress to come around to their position, they need to get 51 percent. If a majority of constituents support a trade bill or a tax cut, then the lawmaker will follow and will vote that way. So a lot of lobbying now has moved outside of D.C.