$ecular#eckler
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Those are the symptoms of the diluting of the sovereignty of the legislative branch. It has been a slow erosion. The legislators/representatives have been corrupted by the outside forces that the checks and balances failed to guard.Congress is broken because those running it are more concerned with PR and fundraising than actually getting stuff done. That’s why our system is brokenThe entire government is a jalopy - it only works, because it is too big to fail. The principles described in the preamble are good, but the operations fail to achieve those goals, because it is a jalopy. You have heard politicians describe the Congress as "broken," they just don't know how to fix it. And it just goes on, and on.What do you think isn’t working correctly?I recommend that we begin figuring out the rules for deliberating issues here at USMB.Very interesting point. What do you recommend?Just saying "don't do it," is not going to end it. We need to reorganize the government to properly deliberate issues. The three-part separation theory is improperly deployed and cannot handle the sophistication and diversity that the society has evolved to.
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No. I highly recommend you start by recognizing a better separation schematic of the government. The checks and balances theory is probably a valid theory, but if there is any error in the separation schematic, then the balance of power is skewed and the checks on power are inaccurate.I think campaign financing is a major player in the corruption. I’d start there
Just because the guardians of the Constitution say that there are checks and balances, that does not mean they work correctly.
It is quite possible that the Democrats are intent on breaking it completely, because that then will cause the commencement for reordering the government.
There is another aspect to consider. What if there is no need for any new laws? What are the Congress members supposed to do to assure their constituents that they are doing what is necessary?
Do you think people watch their state and municipal politics as closely as the federal???
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