We have a government that has become almost almost completely dysfunctional. The implications are disastrous. That number coincides with the number of incumbents in Congress who get defeated in elections. If you get elected to Congress it’s essentially a job for life, and they are not accountable. That means they feel no pressure to do work for the people, only fundraise for the next election:

The analysis by Quorum, which makes software for lobbying and advocacy groups, said the 46 laws enacted through the end of April, out of 12,354 bills introduced, was the lowest percentage of successful bills going back to at least the 101st Congress, which met in 1990 and 1991.

Historic:

And at least one lawmaker has said Congress is on pace to make the fewest laws since the Civil War.

The only way to get some truth about Obama. Because the mainstream press didn’t and won’t hold the former president accountable for his failure. He paved the way for Trump to sneak his way into the White House. Obama was a disaster as president. He should be exposed for that failure:

The former President used the party structure as a ‘host’ for his 2012 campaign for a second term then treated it like a ‘husk’ to be discarded with $2.4million in debt.

Obama’s aloof demeanor and professorial detachment masked the reality that he was full of ‘self-assured self-regard.’

He oversaw the ‘pilfering of talent, money, resources, and purpose’ away from the Democratic National Committee to his own reelection team.

After eight years under Obama, the Democrats suffered a net loss of 947 state legislative seats, 63 House seats, 11 senators, and 13 governors – but Obama refused to take the blame.

This is quite a statement coming from a sitting member of Congressman. Especially since he is a Republican:

Rep. Denver Riggleman (R-Va.) believes that the Republican Party’s endorsement of a candidate who supports the QAnon conspiracy theory and its misinformation shows the GOP has “lost our way,” he told NBC’s Chuck Todd on Sunday.

Watch the video in where he makes the statement decrying the two-party system.