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Article 1: Congress is the lawmaking body of the National Government. 

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Article 1: Congress is the lawmaking body of the National Government. 

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Bicameral
2 HOUSES: upper and lower
https://www.senate.gov/senators/leadership.htm

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House of Representatives: How do you qualify for a job in the House? 

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House of Representatives: How do you qualify for a job in the House? 

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25 years old. Citizen for at least 7 years, must live in the district he or she is representing. (this is a custom, not in constitution)

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Dual Expectations for the Elected.
*Making Laws
*Serve their constituents.

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Senate: How do you qualify for a job in the Senate? 

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Senate: How do you qualify for a job in the Senate? 

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30 years old. Citizen for at least 9 years. Must have lived in the state but not for a particular amount of time.

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1. Legislator 2. Agent of Constituents 3. Committee member 4. Servant of Constituents 5. Politician

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Duties: Study, be available to the people, screen, assist in bureaucratic and ceremonial tasks - show up, balance the wants of the political party.

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As a Congressperson from Kansas, we expect our elected officials to....

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As a Congressperson from Kansas, we expect our elected officials to....

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Delegate: The Kansas people are #1, so I must suppress my views.
Trustee: Kansas people trust me to make good judgements.
Partisan: I owe my party their support.
Politico: considering all three under the pressure of the current times.

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What are the powers of Congress as provided in the Constitution?

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What are the powers of Congress as provided in the Constitution?

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levy taxes
collect revenue
pay debts
provide for general welfare
borrow money
regulate commerce
establish rules for naturalization
coin money
punish countefeiters
establish a postal system
establish patent and copyright
declare war
provide funds for Armed Forces
enact laws that are "necessary and proper"

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No, but they can "denounce" a member for "disorderly behavior", and if that doesn't work, "expel" a member with a 2/3 vote. Or if it a majority vote, the member may be publicly censured, then can be subject to prosecution.

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Are members of Congress, to some extent, privileged from arrest?

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Are members of Congress, to some extent, privileged from arrest?

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Article I Section 6
Article I, Section 6 also says that Senators and Representatives shall not be questioned in court or by the President for any speech or debate they give or participate in on the floor of the Senate or the House. This assures ample freedom of debate in Congress.

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What is the role of Congress in the impeachment process?

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What is the role of Congress in the impeachment process?

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Impeachment is the process by which the President, VP, Federal judges and all civil officials of the US may be removed from office.
House of Rep. has the SOLE authority to bring charges of impeachment.
Senate has the SOLE authority to try the charges and remove by 2/3 vote.

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Phone Numbers, building location, and office numbers.

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Lists of all senators from each state and facts about each state's history in the U.S. Senate.