When you think back through history, regarding what an American senator seat means, versus what one in the house of Lords had long meant,.......
They don't really know, to tell the truth, what a senator is for....
"...ambassador to Moscow. The assignment has nothing to do with Soviet - American relations. The present ambassador, it seems, is leaving. It is the election year of 1952. For purely domestic political reasons, the administration is afraid to leave the post vacant. Foreign policy -- policy toward the Soviet Union -- plays no part in the decision. It never occurs to people in the administration that the position of American ambassador to Moscow has anything to do with policy. They don't really know, to tell the truth, what an ambassador is for...." Kennan, 'FLASHBACKS'
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