Some Members of Congress Perceive Their Role in Congress as Being

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Essay

Some members of Congress perceive their role in Congress as being a servant, helping their constituents achieve certain ends. This is likely not their only perception of their role. Describe two other ways a member might perceive as their reason for serving as a member of Congress.

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