‘Most diverse Congress in history’ really isn’t

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  1. When former Spanish prime minister Zapatero came to power he ensured his cabinet was 50:50 women:men. I think that was pretty exceptional and applaudable. Not that he got back into power …

    But the 80:80:92 explains an awful lot about American politics to this outsider.

  2. The Republicans all act like they’re planning a coupe. I heard something on a radio talk show (I missed some of the info), but basically they’re promoting the “Trickle Down” theory again (just under a different name). Giving the fat hogs a ton of tax breaks and in turn, they’ll all be so grateful that they’ll hire all kinds of people — what they don’t tell you is that the new hirees are all in China. I hope Obama uses his Veto power and Executive Order ability to the max with this buffoons.

  3. Unless the 114th Congress listens to the voice of America and decides to take action on what they hear,we will most likely get more of the same…smoke and mirrors.

    1. I wish I believed Congress still listens to the people. Mostly, now, I believe they listen to their parties and to the 1% / lobbyists / Big Business. And I think that’s true on both sides of the aisle.

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