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When Lewis M. Costello, candidate for the 7th District Congressional seat, addressed democrats at a fund raiser last week, he made an important statement about representative government. Speaking about abortion, which Costello said he is morally against, the candidate said that he would vote the will of his constituents in regard to the issue.
Certainly the abortion issue is one in which the congressional hopeful would be able to garner public opinion. But what about other issues where public opinion may be less clearly drawn?
Following a World Hunger Dinner held at Washington Baptist Church last Saturday, participants sat back and talked about how to get the hunger message across to others who may have little or no knowledge. One participant talked about a congressman who a few years ago did a “major turnaround” in voting and introducing legislation for the movement.
The reason: Constituents
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