The House has been busy on matters that won't become law, while the Senate's doing the bare minimum. And the GOP's right flank is feeling good.
The new Congress has accomplished almost nothing so far — and conservatives are quite pleased about it.
It’s a preview of the long slog that Washington expects during divided government. But the limping pace is also a textbook example of the strategy some Republicans hope to execute for the next two years, running out the clock on Biden’s presidency and betting on beating him in 2024. said: “Every day Senate Democrats are not destroying America is a good day.”’, winning historic sway over key levers of Congress — including the panel that sets the chamber’s floor votes.
Yet their swift passage of legislation that has little chance of becoming law is allowing the narrow House majority to divide Democrats on issues like autonomy from Congress for the D.C. government, as well as to ding Senate Democrats — who one month ago watched McCarthy fight for his political life and are just now ramping up their pace.
For now, though, both Senate and House conservatives are emboldened. That looks different depending on the chamber you look at: is among those still battling with the Kentuckian, accusing him of using panel assignments as retribution . and the chamber forced to immediately take up an impeachment trial for former President Donald Trump after Democrats took slim control of the chamber. But Schumer pivoted quickly to a Covid aid package, kicking off a historical period of legislating between an evenly divided Senate and a small House Democratic majority.
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