The political satire is heightened by Naylor's informal association with lobbyists from other industries that are subjected to routine vilification in the media, e.g. Polly Bailey, a lobbyist for the alcohol/spirits industry, and Bobby Jay Bliss, who represents the firearms industry.
The political satire is amplified by Naylor's casual affiliation with lobbyists from other sectors frequently maligned in the press, including Polly Bailey, a lobbyist for the liquor/liquor industry, and Bobby Jay Bliss, who advocates for the armaments industry.