In Capitol Gains, acclaimed author Rick Spees skillfully explores the multi-faceted realm of lobbying, portraying both its positive and unsavory aspects. Filled with uproarious wit and sharp satire, this book takes readers on an unforgettable journey through the captivating and sometimes questionable world of Washington's lobbying scene and colossal law firms.

Set against the backdrop of 1994, the story centers around Richard Brewster, an ambitious protagonist who endeavors to create the perfect lobbying client, even if it means bending a few rules and occasionally deceiving government officials. Encouraged by his law firm, which brazenly spends lobbying fees before they even materialize, Brewster orchestrates the introduction of legislation that attempts to fix non-existent problems. Along the way, he manages to embarrass the President and stages a Congressional hearing featuring an unexpected yet nationally recognized professional wrestler.

Capitol Gains caters to readers who seek laughter and possess a healthy skepticism toward all things associated with Washington. With its clever humor and sharp insights, this book aims to delight all those in search of a genuinely entertaining read while shedding light on the intricacies of the lobbying world.