Slick is an attorney who was a former member of the State Senate and still has many friends in the Senate. Mr. Sidearm, who is violently opposed to a gun control bill currently pending before the State Senate, offered Slick $1,000 to appear before the State Senate and argue against the passage of the bill. Slick agreed and appeared before the State Senate. Because of his arguments, the bill was defeated. Can Slick enforce Mr. Sidearm's promise to pay $1,000? Group of answer choices No, this contract would be void as against public policy. Yes, this was a valid lobbying contract. No, because it is possible that the bill would have been defeated even without Slicks arguments. None of the above