Congress is barely functional these days. One reason is that Republicans control both chambers and are consciously ceding their power to President Donald Trump. Other structural factors, like gerrymandering and the constant fundraising churn, have weakened Congress’ ability to pass laws and—as shown by the ongoing shutdown—to keep the government open. But p erhaps an even more significant reason is that the Supreme Court’s rulings have rendered it a largely vestigial organ in American

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