Triple

Target class: member of the U.S. House of Representatives
Context triple: [Leslie King (Gerald Ford), instanceOf, member of the U.S. House of Representatives]

• A. former member of the United States House of Representatives chosen
  A former member of the United States House of Representatives is an individual who previously served as an elected Representative in the lower chamber of the U.S. Congress but no longer holds that office.
• B. component of the United States House of Representatives
  A component of the United States House of Representatives is any structural, functional, or organizational element—such as committees, leadership roles, party caucuses, or procedural mechanisms—that collectively enable the House to perform its legislative, oversight, and representative duties.
• C. U.S. Senator
  A U.S. Senator is an elected member of the United States Senate who represents an entire state at the federal level, participates in creating and voting on national legislation, and serves six-year terms with responsibilities including oversight, advice, and consent on key governmental appointments and treaties.
• D. leadership position in the United States House of Representatives
  A leadership position in the United States House of Representatives is a formally designated role held by a member of the House who is responsible for guiding legislative strategy, managing party or chamber operations, and representing the interests and priorities of their party or the institution as a whole.
• E. non-voting member of the United States House of Representatives
  A non-voting member of the United States House of Representatives is a delegate or resident commissioner who represents a U.S. territory or district, participates in debates and committees, but generally lacks the right to vote on final passage of legislation on the House floor.
• F. None of above.