In general, a person in the United States has the right to vote. As far as I can tell, this vote is private - noprivate—no one else knows who you voted for. Why are the votes in congress public? Wouldn't it help the representatives and senators to vote with a secret ballot - theyballot—they could then vote with integrity if they so chose to?
congress (noun) -> congressional (adjective) in the title; properly typset mdashes (to hit 6 char requirement)
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