what percentage of senators and congressmen become lobbyists
Because the the senators of Rome believed he wanted to become a king. If he did the, senators would not have any power.
False.
Only Harding , Kennedy and Obama.
The original Washington Senators left the city after the 1960 season for Minneapolis. Baseball expanded in 1961 and created a new Senators team for Washington. In 1972 the new Senators left Washington for Arlington, Texas.
Julius Caesar was assassinated by his senators in the year 44 BC.
It established direct election of US Senators by the population of their district, as opposed to the original plan under the Constitution in which state legislatures selected senators. The new arrangement prevented deadlocked legislatures, and provided that governors might be authorized to appoint interim senators to represent their state.
The patrician elders who advised the consuls in the Early republic were the senators. Later, rich plebeians were also allowed to become senators.
No, DC does not have senators, nor a congressperson. We have one "shadow senator," Michael Brown, who could become a real senator if Congress ever ends this taxation without representation.
No they do not, but 58 senators currently have one. There are only three requirements to become a senator: Over 30 Live in the place you represent Us citizen for 9 years
Julius Caesar was assassinated by senators on "The Ides of March" - March 15, 44 B.C.E., at the age of 55. The senators were worried his power was getting out of hand and would Rome would become a monarchy again (they were afraid Julius Caesar would become king). He was going to meet with the senators, and when he got there, they surrounded him and stabbed him 23 times until he was dead.
Caesar died because the senators of the Roman Republic feared the Caesar would become too powerful and become King of Rome.