It's an industry that's willing to donate millions. It doesn't matter that much when they can reap billions.

When you get thousands, or millions or billions of them together in one spot, it is a fantastic, deafening chorus.

A black hole an extremely dense concentration of matter equal in mass to millions or billions of suns.

These are the people that really get things done. There is a premium on them and there is a reason.

He has a plausible defense; he could say he's fighting for his constituency, and that's true in large part. The thing is, the contributions undercut his argument. The money really complicates it, or even compromises the integrity behind the action.

It's a huge questionable situation. When it comes to lobbying, clients gravitate toward those with connections and being the chairman of someone's campaign is a huge connection because they control the lifeblood of that campaign.