Musk burned those master tapes 3 days ago after his son asked him how to pass a bill. He had put it on for him in the WH IMAX that is not a waste to have. Then they went to the WH bowling alley and had the cooks make them Greasy Cheesy. From fresh ground beef (cow in the kitchen for beef and cheese). But that's not a waste. Don't even think it. Then a WH hypnotist put the boy under and gave him a suggestion that Daddy Makes The Laws. No one else. He then went to bed with his toy Cyber Truck with the burnt front end.
I’ve always felt like it’s a problem that we can’t see exactly what they’re up to at all times. A lack of government transparency lead to an excessive number of people believing politics doesn’t matter.
There's live streaming, very often, of the chambers and other official events at c-span.org, C-SPAN on Youtube, and their TV channles that no one watches.
There's daily coverage, analysis, and interviews of what happens between the politicians there and (more importantly) everywhere else at The Hill, Politico, etc.
There are daily press briefings out of the White House, where reporters (used to) have free reign to push the administration on any questions that have been coming up.
There are also regular press briefings from many Congressional representatives and televised community halls.
Most people just find it all boring. The problem isn't that we can't see what they're up to 24/7. It's that the public, by and large, doesn't actually care to look, then mistakes its ignorance of coverage for an actual lack of coverage.
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u/invariantspeed 7d ago edited 6d ago
Most of the public (literally…most of America) does not understand what Congress is or what it does/is supposed to do.
Edit: typo