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Newly elected lawmakers come to D.C. for freshmen orientation
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NPR Politics reports that newly elected lawmakers are in Washington, D.C., this week for freshmen orientation. According to NPR, the sessions cover topics ranging from committees and ethics rules to practical matters such as where the bathrooms are.
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Newly elected lawmakers come to D.C. for freshmen orientation
Newly elected lawmakers are in Washington, D.C., this week for orientation, where members learn everything from committees and ethics rules to where the bathrooms are.
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