Each state of the United States selects two senators to represent their states in the United States Senate. In 1913, the 17th Amendment[?] to the United States Constitution provided for the direct popular election of senators; prior to this, senators were selected by state legislatures.
... of the past, they don't call themselves quacks, they can change their name to whatever is trendy at the time, e.g. herbalist. They also promote the distrust of conventional ...