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The difference between the more traditional sports clubs and Congress is that Congress doesnt really compete against ano
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"The difference between the more traditional sports clubs and Congress is that Congress doesn't really compete against another team"

- Cal Thomas

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This quote by Cal Thomas is referring to the distinctions in between conventional sports clubs and Congress. Traditional sports clubs are usually arranged around a competitive group sport, such as football, basketball, or baseball. These groups complete against other teams in order to win video games and championships. Congress, on the other hand, does not complete versus another group. Rather, Congress is a legislative body that works together to pass laws and guidelines. Congress is not a competitive body, however rather a cooperative one. The members of Congress interact to pass laws and policies that benefit the nation as a whole. This quote highlights the distinctions in between standard sports clubs and Congress, and how Congress does not complete against another group.

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