Why is being a member of congress more than a 9 to 5 job?

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Normally, 9 to 5 jobs pay minimun wage, and are steady/common. Being a member of congress has high requirements to get to the level of being able to pass laws, bills, to veto the President's laws, and many more responisbilities. Having a 9 to 5 job means being a civilian with basic rights and knowledge. Working your way up to being a member of congress is highly prized, uncommon, and rarely attainable.

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