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Quasi Autocrats

The dictionary defines an autocrat as - anyone having unlimited power over others. Members of Congress can be called, “quasi autocrats” because their power is practically unlimited. Career Congressmen/women spend all or most of their careers in office. Full Article at Blogger News

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