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This article is a it dated now, but the facts haven't changed much:
"Kevin McCarthy is leading the least productive House in modern history, according to an analysis of legislative data shared exclusively with Insider.
And it's not simply because the US is in a period of divided government.
"The only thing that has changed is that MAGA Republicans now run the House of Representatives," Navin Nayak, the president of the liberal Center for American Progress (CAP) Action Fund, told Insider on Tuesday. "They will not make any attempt to actually find common ground, or find common-sense solutions to problems."
According to CAP Action's analysis, just 14 pieces of legislation — two of which were resolutions — have been signed into law by President Joe Biden since McCarthy became speaker of the House.
While periods of divided government typically do lead to increased gridlock on Capitol Hill, that's not a sufficient explanation for the lack of productivity.
According to the analysis, the average number of bills to pass the House during periods of divided government by September 19 is 299. McCarthy's House, by contrast, had passed just 224 by that point."
https://www.businessinsider.com/kev...roductive-modern-history-analysis-2023-9?op=1
Problem is, FAUX Snooze and related biased media are slanting it as being Joe's fault.
"Kevin McCarthy is leading the least productive House in modern history, according to an analysis of legislative data shared exclusively with Insider.
And it's not simply because the US is in a period of divided government.
"The only thing that has changed is that MAGA Republicans now run the House of Representatives," Navin Nayak, the president of the liberal Center for American Progress (CAP) Action Fund, told Insider on Tuesday. "They will not make any attempt to actually find common ground, or find common-sense solutions to problems."
According to CAP Action's analysis, just 14 pieces of legislation — two of which were resolutions — have been signed into law by President Joe Biden since McCarthy became speaker of the House.
While periods of divided government typically do lead to increased gridlock on Capitol Hill, that's not a sufficient explanation for the lack of productivity.
According to the analysis, the average number of bills to pass the House during periods of divided government by September 19 is 299. McCarthy's House, by contrast, had passed just 224 by that point."
https://www.businessinsider.com/kev...roductive-modern-history-analysis-2023-9?op=1
Problem is, FAUX Snooze and related biased media are slanting it as being Joe's fault.