Washington Agent is a term used to describe two different roles in the US government. The first role is a Federal Agent, which is a law enforcement officer employed by the federal government. They are responsible for enforcing federal laws and regulations, conducting investigations, and apprehending criminals. The second role is a Lobbyist, which is an individual or organization that attempts to influence government decisions on behalf of their clients. Lobbyists often work with members of Congress and other government officials to advocate for their clients' interests.