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WASHINGTON D.C. - In a shocking revelation, a new study has revealed a direct correlation between the amount of time spent playing video games and the outcome of elections in the House of Representatives. The study, conducted by a team of renowned scientists from top universities, analyzed the gaming habits of over 200 Representatives and their voting records.

The findings are nothing short of stunning: it seems that the more hours a Representative spends playing video games, the more likely they are to vote against the interests of their constituents. "We were blown away by the results," said Dr. Jane Smith, lead author of the study. "We never suspected that something as seemingly innocuous as gaming could have such a profound impact on political decision-making."

The study found that Representatives who spent more than 10 hours per week playing first-person shooter games were significantly more likely to vote against gun control measures. Those who played strategy games were more likely to vote against environmental regulations. And those who indulged in massively multiplayer online games were more likely to vote against measures that would benefit their constituents.

But the study didn't stop there. It also analyzed the impact of different types of games on the Representatives' voting behavior. Turns out, Representatives who played puzzle games were more likely to vote for bills that would benefit their constituents, while those who played sports games were more likely to vote against bills that would benefit their constituents.

The study has sparked a heated debate in political circles, with some politicians calling for greater regulation of the gaming industry. "This is a wake-up call for all of us," said House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy. "We can't have Representatives making decisions based on their love of Fortnite."

But not everyone is convinced. "This study is flawed from the start," said House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer. "There's no way video games can have a more profound impact on political decision-making than the millions of dollars in campaign contributions from special interest groups."

Despite the controversy, the study's findings have sparked a new wave of interest in the impact of gaming on politics. "This is a fascinating area of research that could have far-reaching implications," said Dr. Smith. "We're already planning our next study: the impact of social media on political decision-making."

In the meantime, constituents may want to keep a close eye on their Representatives' gaming habits. After all, it could be the key to unlocking the secrets of their political decisions.

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