Washington Gridlock
Repeal or otherwise abolish the 17th Amendment. We the people can restore a level of legislative harmony between the House and Senate
By Matt Shipley —— Bio and Archives--September 8, 2014
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Anyone who has ever driven in Washington DC during rush hour, especially when parkways take on a literal meaning, know they never want to drive there during rush hour again if they do not have to. Washington gridlock traffic, as bad as it is, is a metaphor for legislative bills trying to pass between the US House and Senate.
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