Congressional hearings are no longer a check on power — they’re now a circus
Summary
Congressional hearings have become highly partisan and less effective at overseeing government actions. With Republicans controlling both Congress and the White House, efforts to improve how these hearings work are unlikely.Key Facts
- The executive branch has increased its power significantly.
- Congressional hearings are meant to check that power.
- Recently, these hearings have become more about political fights than cooperation.
- Both parties prioritize winning over working together.
- The public's access to clear information is reduced.
- Republicans control Congress and the White House currently.
- Changes to make hearings more effective are not expected soon.
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