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      <title>Congress members advertise, credit claim, and take positions for their branding and reputation rather than for serving their constituents.
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      <description>During their terms in Congress, Senators and Representatives seem to have only the job of planning for their reelection. I makes me skeptical to see Congress members announce their qualifications, good deeds, charities, etc because it all seems ingenuine. They make/shape policy and present themselves in a way that is most desirable to the public rather than what is the most beneficial option. Congress members take part in policies and events with the thought of reelection in the back of their minds, something that should be questioned by the public and not ignored. In the end, looks and words do not matter; only action and the passion to make their state thrive truly matter. Despite this, in recent and current years, politicians still are focused on making a name for themselves and keeping office for as long as possible, which is why the public has begun to distrust their motives.</description>
      <pubDate>Sat, 15 Oct 2016 18:25:20 -0400</pubDate>
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