Like so many aspects of the legislative process, the Conference Committee has fallen victim to the dramatic shift of congressional power to party leadership.
The new 118th Congress convened last month amid searing speculation about what good will come out of it.
Senator Joe Lieberman’s decision to change the seating chart on his Committee drew chuckles. But it also served a purpose.
Can two laws to end gridlock in California serve as a model for nationwide reform? This respected political observer, Dan Schnur, thinks so.