In conclusion, these authors have described a legislative process that we were not taught in school. They describe a legislature that uses unique means to get their policies passed instead of what we were told where the legislature compromises to get legislation passed. Representatives also use unique ways to exploit their offices to get elected/reelected. This includes how they present themselves to their constituents and what they say to them. But the authors also explain how representatives behave in Washington. But they insist that one doesn’t necessarily affect one another. The change in the legislative process has also caused a change in how groups approach the legislature which is displayed appropriately in Up in Smoke. In Up In Smoke,