The Long-Awaited Realignment: Congress and the Constitution Meet Again
Two House bills offer a quiet challenge to decades of executive overreach and a reminder of what Congress was always meant to be.
In a hyper-partisan, chaotic era when Americans can’t seem to agree on anything—not even on whether government should function—two moments in the House of Representatives this week offered something rare: a glimpse of institutional memory. Two bills, originating in different corners of the Democratic caucus but finding support across the aisle, pointed …
