Political Resume experience

Like many other students at my school, I interned on the hill. Given the size of the House and Senate, most hillternships are no more competitive than any other, and have no name recognition. However, I interned with a figure who has substantial name recognition and is frequently discussed as a 2020 candidate (open Politico and he will probably headline a large article).

Should I remove his name and list the experience as a generic "Congressional Rep" or leave the name in and risk being dinged for my affiliation? To be clear: not Bernie.

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