He may remain in the meeting until noon when the House convenes. Depending on what is scheduled for debate. he may remain in the House Chamber all afternoon. or he may return to his office to do the other part of his work. that of performing a multitude of services for his individual constituents or the communities in his district. He may consult with officials of the Federal agencies on housing problems. on veteran or immigration cases. on tax matters. on a public works project vital to the economic welfare of his district. It is almost an impossibility to make a complete listing of the special problems which he is called upon to help solve. He must. in addition. compose speeches and statements on subjects in which he is interested. and do research on legislative matters.
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