NASHVILLE, Tenn. — To make sure a positive credit union "message" got through to state lawmakers and policymakers, CU lobbyists were out in force last week wining and dining at the annual National Conference of State Legislatures.
For one, the Tennessee Credit Union League was joining an elite business group co-sponsoring a "Tennessee State Night Delegation Dinner."
And CUNA lobbyists, too, were courting the lawmakers, 6,000 strong in attendance, in a hospitality suite.
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