Are we better off than we were two years ago?
As Congress enters its August recess, critics highlight a period of dysfunction characterized by an aging leadership, partisan gridlock, and a focus on tax cuts rather than addressing economic pressures like inflation and foreign policy stability.
As Congress enters its August recess, critics highlight a period of dysfunction characterized by an aging leadership, partisan gridlock, and a focus on tax cuts rather than addressing economic pressures like inflation and foreign policy stability.
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