An oft-maligned Washington trade is under attack, again.
On television screens across Montana and Wisconsin, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee this month is showing two ads that put the spotlight on lobbying, a favorite punching bag of voters of both political parties. The spots turn up the heat on a couple of Republicans who are running for U.S. Senate and have ties to lobbyists.
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