Common Welfare Case Study

The aim of this paper is to restructure and engage the pending frays of Congress to promote justice for the common welfare. In this paper I will define quality representation and how it should best benefit society. The goal is to create an efficacious Congress that has a lasting impact on the country and serves as a beacon of light for the rest the world. Congress will begin to tackle issues that plague the land rather than pushing forth their own agendas for personal gratification. Furthermore, I will outline the parameters of campaigning, more explicitly, explaining the intrinsic motivation behind each member serving the people of this nation and how funds should be spent.

In the current confines of the Congressional system, Members of Congress are faced with the challenge of embodying a particular representation style to appeal to the voting body. Whenever they initially decide to embark on the campaign trail it is essential that they select or combine the appropriate styles that will
Incumbents, in my opinion, should only be labeled by their own standing record of how they handle business and operate within the Congressional system. These are MC’s that are deeply rooted within their districts and are known for quality work that leads to great success in the long run. The advantage also leads to the sustainment of the status quo in Congress. For me, the issue with the incumbency advantage is that it leads to this idea of entitlement amongst Congressional leaders. People become content with where they stand and do very little to attempt to better themselves. The implementation and utilization of the Voter-Owned Clean Elections would in turn keep incumbents on their toes and urge them to seek to provide positive impact for their constituency. Incumbents would also have to relinquish any ties that thy had formulated with private funders with special