You don't have to put the politician on the payroll. In fact, you don't want to do that because the risk outweighs the payoff.
You can pay lobbying firms to nag the congress critters, but that can get crazy stupid expensive.
So what you do is go with a social media campaign, aimed at getting a politician's constituents to pressure the politician for you.
(We're probably seeing a version of that at work with the Gaza protests, BTW)
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