I think Gramm-Rudman worked. It was grossly unsuccessful compared to the ideal, but compared to what might have happened without Gramm-Rudman, I think it was one of the few things I can look back on and think, okay, that made a difference in terms of how Congress behaved.
Miller reflects on the effectiveness of the Gramm-Rudman Act in influencing Congressional behavior.
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