| Reason for Fame | Representative |
| Known for her controversial comments regarding race and racism, this Congresswoman (CA) was recently cleared of ethics charges. | |
| He (IL) was the longest serving Republican speaker in the history of the House, having served from 1999-2007. | |
| This former House member (CA) and former President became famous for his relentless pursuit of Alger Hiss. | |
| He was only one of two former Presidents to enter Congress after the Presidency. He was also known for his bitter rivalry with Andrew Jackson. | |
| Known as 'fighting Bob' this progressive warrior, Senator, and one-time presidential candidate from Wisconsin lost his House seat after he drafted the unpopular McKinley Tariff. | |
| This representative (VA) is Majority Leader (2010-present) and the only Jewish Republican in Congress. | |
| This representative (PA) was the leader of the Radical Republicans throughout the U.S. Civil War and into Reconstruction. | |
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| This member (TX) is known for his libertarian policy stances and outspoken criticism of the Federal Reserve. | |
| In the 1980s, this representative (PA) barely escaped being indicted by testifying against some of his colleagues after he became involved in the 'Abscam' scandal. | |
| She (CA) was the first Female Speaker of the House. | |
| Speaker of the House (2010-present). | |
| He was a part of the Texas House Delegation and Majority Leader (03-05) until he resigned following a scandal involving money laundering. | |
| This House member (OH) was expelled from the House in 2002 after he was convicted of taking bribes, racketeering, and tax fraud. | |
| Speaker (GA) who presided over a government shutdown and passed the first balanced budget since 1969. | |
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