` May 2014 (UTC) :Lets not make this personal Masterknighted.  I take umbrage at a few of your comments.  I am employing the use of grammar and consistency while avoiding being untruthful about a listing.  For is true in all cases, From is not- only certain cases in the sense of time.  We use For for all of the other MPs, MLA, etc.   :And I have another thing to add.  From grammatically speaking is used to define a term of place  According to that slide show (Wiki has the full transcript here ), Article 1 Section 2 of the constitution requires Congressmen to be citizens of the state they represent, however, they do not have to live in their assigned district.  So member of the House would automatically not be ``From`` because it is obviously not true in every case.  Now you have a consistency problem where we are only labeling some member of the House one way and others another.  And we have to verify all of that information as well.  Then you have another issue where you are labeling the House one way and the Senate the other.  Why go through all of that every single time?  06:52, 12`