All hat, no reform

The Post describes the GOP's efforts to reform government lobbying:

According to lobbyists and ethics experts, even if Hastert's proposal is enacted, members of Congress and their staffs could still travel the world on an interest group's expense and eat steak on a lobbyist's account at the priciest restaurants in Washington.

The only requirement would be that whenever a lobbyist pays the bill, he or she must also hand the lawmaker a campaign contribution. Then the transaction would be perfectly okay.

So if you're a politician, you have to eat a free meal and take a campaign contribution as well?

Sounds like a real crackdown, doesn't it?