94th and 99th session of congress

             America the land of freedom, the land where US citizens themselves choose which leaders will represent their diverse community. The leaders are chosen through elections held for positions in office. Each election depending on which party, and which candidate was chosen determine the outcome of the how productive the next session of congress will be. When thinking about sessions of congress the only variable that is normally thought about is the political differences of congressmen, but when comparing two sessions such as the 94th and 99th issues like majority party, presidential veto, diverse bills and leadership make each session of congress greatly distinct, yet at times sensibly similar.
             Both the 94th and 99th session of congress possessed a group with very elite leadership.
             With Thomas O'Neil, the speaker of the house in the 99th session, serving in the Pacific Wet, awarded the Bronze Star, and re-elected 3 times, leadership during the 99th session seemed to be of high quality. Carl Albert, graduate of Boston College, House Speaker for 5 sessions, and member of the select committee on Campaign Expenditures also showed the great guidance during the 94th session. O'Neil served his country in the Wet Pacific, an act that showed much pride and determination for his country. While serving he was awarded the Bronze Star, for serving with the Army of the United States, that distinguished himself by heroic and meritorious achievement. O'Neill was instrumental in bringing about the resignation of President Richard Nixon following investigations into the Watergate affair, and he instituted many reforms within the House of Representatives. Carl Albert, the 94th session of congress House Speaker, found himself making unique and difficult decisions. After Vice President Spiro Agnew's resignation, he was second only to the president. Simultaneously, he presided over the only body with power to impeach. A crescendo of voices...

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