Constituents whose Members vote by proxy and, thus, do not have their Representative present in the Chamber, lose out on those thoughtful discussions and debates that can sway opinions or change legislation.
Mike Gallagher: “Constituents whose Members vote by proxy and, thus, do not have their Representative present in the Chamber, lose out on…”
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Gallagher critiques proxy voting for limiting constituents' engagement in legislative discussions.
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