US Congress's Policy Debate Outlet Criticized
A commentator on WBUR Boston criticized the US Congress, stating it is broken and not a healthy outlet for public policy effects. The commentator suggested that legislation is designed for broader policy conversations, implying Congress is failing in this regard.
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“sudden things that were not intended to, you know, accommodate big policy massive public policy effects. Yeah. That's not healthy, right? It's not healthy. It's a bad outlet for doing that. We should be... we have outlets that are designed for having those broader policy conversations and legislation is one of them. And so the fact that Congress is broken in that way, this is sort of a... this is sort of an epiphenomenon of it that I think is interesting. Well, let me read directly from what you wrote in this sub-stack post because I think these are the lines that really drew a lot of people's”
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