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Ruling Houses in US -- how do they work??

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dondons | 10:25 Wed 08th Nov 2006 | Law
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Please could some one explain to me the differences between to Congress and Senate [ congressmen(congresspersons!!!!) and senators]. What different powers do they have and who do you have to be to get in ? EG. in GB voted in as a member of Pariament for the Commons and a Peer or co-opted by the ruling party for the Upper House. and here they have different powers..... is it similar in the US??
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congress_of_the_U nited_States
13:50 Wed 08th Nov 2006
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thakyou KEMPIE that is just what I wanted.
14:23 Thu 09th Nov 2006

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