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With a lowercase "c," yes "congress" can mean anything. A gathering of seven-year-olds to eat ice cream is also a lower-case "c" congress. In the context of p
by reaperducer 4y ago
With a lowercase "c," yes "congress" can mean anything.
A gathering of seven-year-olds to eat ice cream is also a lower-case "c" congress.
In the context of politics, which this article is, "congress" has specific meaning. If he had meant the generalized lower-case "c" congress, he would have written "what is a person like this doing in a congress."
- lotsofpulp 4y agoThe context of skilled’s argument is one in which it is not relevant that the congress is state or federal. The important part is that the congress is a significant one, such as that of a state of 7.3M people, and the surprise that such an unqualified person is part of the contingent to lead such an important organization responsible for shaping quality of life for millions of people.