To everyone complaining that companies just want to pack in more lobbyists: There are lots of non-lobbyists in DC, you know? Some of those people include blue collar workers, people on minimum wage, and even nonprofit employees trying to scale back what lobbyists are extracting from us via government. Higher rents (due to less housing) hurt all of those groups. High-paid lobbyists can live in Georgetown regardless. The poor cannot.
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To everyone complaining that companies just want to pack in more lobbyists: There are lots of non-lobbyists in DC, you know? Some of those people include blue collar workers, people on minimum wage, and even nonprofit employees trying to scale back what lobbyists are extracting from us via government. Higher rents (due to less housing) hurt all of those groups. High-paid lobbyists can live in Georgetown regardless. The poor cannot.