0Top 20 Lobbying-Crazed CompaniesAs AT&T pressures Washington to approve its T-Mobile purchase, The Daily Beast ranks which companies have the most money and troops engaged in Congressional lobbying efforts.Updated Jul. 13, 2017 2:06PM EDT / Published Mar. 23, 2011 11:34AM EDT AP Photo,J. Scott Applewhite 1, General ElectricAP Photo 2, Verizon CommunicationsAP Photo 3, BoeingAP Photo 4, ComcastAP Photo 5, AT&TAP Photo 6, Lockheed MartinAP Photo 7, FedExAP Photo 8, PfizerAP Photo 9, General DynamicsAP Photo 10, United TechnologiesAP Photo 11, Northrop GrummanREED SAXON 12, General MotorsAP Photo 13, MicrosoftAP Photo 14, Prudential FinancialAP Photo 15, RaytheonAP Photo 16, Berkshire HathawayAP Photo 17, Walmart StoresAP Photo 18, Dow ChemicalAP Photo 19, Exxon MobilLM OTERO 20, Johnson & JohnsonAP Photo
1, General ElectricAP Photo 2, Verizon CommunicationsAP Photo 3, BoeingAP Photo 4, ComcastAP Photo 5, AT&TAP Photo 6, Lockheed MartinAP Photo 7, FedExAP Photo 8, PfizerAP Photo 9, General DynamicsAP Photo 10, United TechnologiesAP Photo 11, Northrop GrummanREED SAXON 12, General MotorsAP Photo 13, MicrosoftAP Photo 14, Prudential FinancialAP Photo 15, RaytheonAP Photo 16, Berkshire HathawayAP Photo 17, Walmart StoresAP Photo 18, Dow ChemicalAP Photo 19, Exxon MobilLM OTERO 20, Johnson & JohnsonAP Photo