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U.S.Representative Cóndora is facing a dilemma.The freshman House member is under pressure from defense contractors, who helped finance his campaign, to support a new defense spending bill, one that many critics decry as wasteful.Meanwhile, a survey shows that a bare majority of district voters oppose the bill.The same survey shows, however, that a similar percentage would support a slightly pared-down bill.Overwhelming district majorities, meanwhile, support immigration and health-care reform measures that leaders in Cóndora's party have promised to back, in return for defense bill support. If it is taken as a given that effective representation requires supporting what a majority wants, but that Cóndora must have financial, party, and voter support for reelection, what would be the representative's best option in dealing with the defense bill?
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