Chippendales strippers retain DC lobbyist to help secure pandemic aid
This is the first time the group has ever retained federal lobbyists
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They’re padding their G-strings.
The famed male stripping troupe Chippendales is lobbying to make sure they receive federal pandemic relief.
An actor of the dance group "Chippendales" tears his T-shirt off during his choreography on the dance floor. (Photo by Lino Mirgeler/picture alliance via Getty Images / Getty Images)
The iconic review, which is known for spicing up bachelorette parties across Las Vegas, has retained the high-powered law firm of Greenberg Traurig to lobby lawmakers on their behalf in DC, according to Politico.
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It’s the first time the group has ever retained federal lobbyists, records show.
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The last-minute lobbying push comes as Capitol Hill is considering a final round of pandemic relief. The House passed a stimulus bill earlier this month, but it faces a rockier road in the Senate where there are concerns that additional spending could exacerbate sky-high inflation.
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The new legislation — if passed — would contain a significant chunk of cash for entertainment venues and Chippendales is one of several groups lobbying for a piece of the action.