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Congressional Reform

FIXING CONGRESS

3/17/2023

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Put the People Back in the People’s House
Kevin R. Kosar and John Maxwell Hamilton | RealClearPolitics
Policy debates in Washington need to be re-centered. This can be achieved by congressional committees, which have jurisdiction over policymaking, bringing average voters into their deliberations.

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My sense is many conservatives, and without speaking for them, those put into categories here, would disagree with this framing. There is a lot of nuance within the movement, and as @ElbridgeColby's tweet noted, views are perhaps better understood as a spectrum with some overlap. https://t.co/JV0dekxT1o

— Amanda J. Rothschild (@Rothschild_AJ) March 17, 2023
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