I think Congress would be a lot better off if a criteria for being elected was to having been a mayor once upon a time.
Steve Womack: “I think Congress would be a lot better off if a criteria for being elected was to having been a mayor once upon a time.”
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Womack suggests that mayors bring valuable experience to Congress for decision-making.
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