Which two functions of congress frequently create conflicts for congressional representatives?

Representing the interests of voters in their home states and passing laws that help the country as a whole and Empowering their own political party and encouraging the political participation by member of all parties are two functions of congress.

The "Elastic Clause" of the Constitution gives Congress the ability to adopt any legislation deemed "necessary and suitable" for properly performing its "enumerated" powers.

Laws passed under the implied powers doctrine and supported by the Elastic Clause are frequently contentious and divisive.

Thus, option A and B are correct.

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