Why does Congress take August off and then shutdown the government at the end of September? (Poll)

Should Congress postpone its summer recess until AFTER it passes the Budget due by 10/01/xx?

  • Yes

    Votes: 3 75.0%
  • No

    Votes: 1 25.0%

  • Total voters
    4

kyzr

Diamond Member
Oct 14, 2009
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Congress is full of morons. This is a "clean start". BOTH parties are irresponsible morons.

Congress takes August off and never has time to pass the Budget Bills by the end of September. Only happened 4x in 40-years!!!

The 1970 Act recognized a summer recess tradition that dated back to 1791, when Congress met in Philadelphia (and not Washington, at least for another decade). For generations, congressional members weren’t full-time politicians, and they needed to return home to tend to their work. Also, the lack of modern comforts made full-time congressional sessions in August in Washington, D.C., very uncomfortable. Early attempts to ventilate and cool the Senate chambers failed and air conditioning didn’t arrive there until 1929.

Congress needs to revise/cancel their summer recess until AFTER they pass the BUDGET. Taking the month of August off is moronic.
 
Congress takes the example of Broadway, thus the greatest theatrical performances take place at about the same time every year. Just like Broadway, they are becoming less and less entertaining.
 
The entire schedule needs to be reordered along with the charter.

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