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informed citizenry.
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and action. Many public officials have become very deft in conveying
messages that resonate with the public. Sometimes these officials
act in ways consistent with their words, other times they take
actions contrary to what they say. It is our hope that the 1998
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tool for assessing the performance of Congress on issues that
matter most to Latinos. We believe that this kind of information
is key to promoting a more engaged and empowered Latino community.
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