congressional dysfunction

Chaos in Congress: Why Every Bill is Now a Battlefield” explores the increasingly contentious nature of legislative processes in the U.S. Congress, emphasizing how narrow partisan majorities, heightened polarization, and weakened institutional norms have made passing legislation more difficult than ever. The analysis discusses the impact of redistricting, financial dynamics, procedural tactics, and the risk of political violence on congressional operations. These factors create a landscape where even routine bills are fraught with conflict, leading to a dysfunctional and chaotic legislative environment. The article concludes that without significant reforms, the gridlock and partisanship are unlikely to improve in the near future.