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In reply to the discussion: Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. could serve jail time in plea deal [View all]thesquanderer
(13,027 posts)42. a hard list to compile
because an effective representative can work to make a bill better, or to persuade others to vote his way. That is, a representative's effectiveness can't simply be measured by looking at how much impact his own particular votes had or whether he was ever personally a tie-breaker.
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Has the attempted purchase of a Senate appointment been the real reason for his hospitalization?
Faryn Balyncd
Nov 2012
#12
The Mourdock-Donnelly race was very close before Mourdock made the rape remarks.
merrily
Nov 2012
#35
I would love to see a list of bills that would have gone another way had Jackson been present...
harmonicon
Nov 2012
#41
He should also have to pay any costs for a special election if one is needed
Angry Dragon
Nov 2012
#6
They need a strong, experienced hand in that congressional seat with seniority.
AngryAmish
Nov 2012
#39