it’s not two branches that govern Congress now, meaning there’s -- it’s not House and Senate as you’re saying. He said, but it’s two parties, and one of the parties has surrendered reason and common sense.
Raskin's view on the current state of Congress and the partisanship affecting governance.
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The people’s representatives must decide whether to uphold the rule of law and protect taxpayer dollars – or stand aside as this unprecedented corruption spins out of control.
Congress has a responsibility to confront all this corruption directly – to expose it and take all steps necessary to crush it as quickly as possible.
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