Congress, Conflict, and Compromise
Everyone with a plan to fix Congress wants to help it legislate again by making it easier for lawmakers to compromise. Others want to empower party leaders to impose deadlines, block amendments, and limit debate.
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Everyone with a plan to fix Congress wants to help it legislate again by making it easier for lawmakers to compromise.
Others want to empower party leaders to impose deadlines, block amendments, and limit debate.
Some call for electing more moderates to serve in the House and Senate.
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Everyone with a plan to fix Congress wants to help it legislate again by making it easier for lawmakers to compromise. Others want to empower party leaders to impose deadlines, block amendments, and limit debate. Some call for electing more moderates to serve in the House and Senate.
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Some call for electing more moderates to serve in the House and Senate.
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