Summary
The U.S. House of Representatives reconvened after a break, focusing on censures and investigations rather than passing new laws. Lawmakers are spending time addressing disputes among themselves instead of major legislative issues.
Key Facts
- The U.S. House of Representatives is back in session after a break.
- The session's main focus is on handling censures and investigations among its members.
- There are few new bills being considered at this time.
- A significant legislative challenge, such as rising health insurance costs, is not being addressed.
- The session involves political disagreements and personal disputes among lawmakers.
- Del. Stacey Plaskett criticized the situation after facing an unsuccessful censure attempt from Republicans.
