VOICED : When the House becomes a home

The transcript describes Congressman Wahlberg's unique lifestyle of living in his office on Capitol Hill. He finds comfort in this arrangement, despite the lack of a shower, which forces him to use the congressional gym. Wahlberg's office is fully equipped with essentials, including an espresso machine. He is not alone in this lifestyle; around 50 congressmen, mostly Republicans, also sleep in their offices to save time and money. Wahlberg emphasizes his commitment to serving his constituents and maintaining humility. He appreciates the quiet and safety of Congress at night.

What does Wahlberg use to make his bed in his office?

What is the significance of the espresso maker mentioned in the text?

Why do some congressmen choose to sleep in their offices?

How does Wahlberg feel about his role as a congressman?

Describe the atmosphere in Congress at night according to the text.