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Representation in Congress means that your State, District, County has a person that is in Congress on there to watch out for their right's, freedom's, and need's.

This representation is meant to ensure that your right's would not be infringed (lessened, or taken away) without your knowledge and agreement.

This is why it is so important that when you hear a member of Congress say: "I don't care what the people of my State, or District, say. I will do as I want." That you ensure that you do everything in your legal power to have them removed from office. Your voice is the only difference between this Constitutional Republic and any oppressive government.

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