One of the best kept research secrets in the United States is the outstanding work that the Congressional Research Service does for members of the U.S. Congress. An arm of the Library of Congress, the CRS is composed of hundreds of recognized experts in a multitude of disciplines whose job is to respond to requests for information and guidance from Members of Congress in the performance of their legislative, investigative and oversight duties. Anyone who has worked as a staff member of one of the 60 or so congressional committees and subcommittees knows what a great professional treat it is...
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