How to Fix Congress
In our last post, we described the two primary drivers of Congressional dysfunction: over-centralization of decision-making, and lack of capacity. Party leaders have monopolized the procedural tools for considering legislation that should be available to all Members. And after decades of inadequate investment in its own capacity, Congress has deprived itself of the resources necessary to fulfil its role as a co-equal branch of government. Here, we lay out the solutions; the […]