The Prodigal Daughter
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The 95th Congress was winding down and most members were once again more concerned about being re-elected than about sitting in Washington working on legislation. At this stage of the session, staffers were spending almost all their time dealing with constituency problems rather than concentrating on national affairs.
Florentyna disliked a system that made hypocrites of normally honest people as soon as another election loorned.
“nere are three matters that I ought to draw to your attention,” sa...id Janet in her customarily efficient manner. “The first is that your voting record can hardly be described as exemplary. It has fallen from eighty-nine percent to seventy-one percent this session and your opponents are bound to jump on that fact, claiming that you are losing interest in your job and should be replaced.”
“But the reason I’ve been missing votes is that I’ve been inspecting defense bases, and accepting so many out-of-state engagements. I can’t help it if half my colleagues want me to speak in their districts.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The 95th Congress was winding down and most members were once again more concerned about being re-elected than about sitting in Washington working on legislation. At this stage of the session, staffers were spending almost all their time dealing with constituency problems rather than concentrating on national affairs.
Florentyna disliked a system that made hypocrites of normally honest people as soon as another election loorned.
“nere are three matters that I ought to draw to your attention,” sa...id Janet in her customarily efficient manner. “The first is that your voting record can hardly be described as exemplary. It has fallen from eighty-nine percent to seventy-one percent this session and your opponents are bound to jump on that fact, claiming that you are losing interest in your job and should be replaced.”
“But the reason I’ve been missing votes is that I’ve been inspecting defense bases, and accepting so many out-of-state engagements. I can’t help it if half my colleagues want me to speak in their districts.”
What to read after The Prodigal Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeffrey Archer to read onlineMoreLess
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