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The unqualified answer is " Yes!!-- they can!! ". If anything, the wealth of in-house experience behind bars often proves indispensible to the freshman senator, seeking to walk the fine line between robbing the country blind for whatever cause his Lobbyists-chums seek to exploit, and at the same moment appearing to be so super-patriotic that voting for his constituents , and against the Lobbyist position, would be unthinkable. Time behind bars, so preciously cultivated when available, is to be sought greatly by contemplative office-holders: sometimes, it is the sole opportunty to learn the craft awaited.

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