After 250 Years, the Worst, Most Corrupt Congress in History
Op-ed by TheWiseOldFart
Michael Johnson is by far the worst Speaker of the House in
our nation’s 250-year history. Records prove that the 119th Congress
is the most incompetent and corrupt in American history.
Yesterday, facing votes on issues exposing Trump’s
incompetence, he gave his minions an early recess. They will not reconvene
until the midterm elections are completed.
One of the issues unresolved was the impeachment of the
historically worst Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth. The articles of impeachment
were filed by Republican Thomas Massie, Representative from Kentucky. Trump was
afraid of the outcome of the process and demanded the recess to prevent a vote.
Politics as usual under a Trump presidency.
“DO NOTHING” IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT
Throughout our nation’s history, several Congresses have
been labeled “do nothing.” However, none compare to Trump’s party and their
control over both houses. Not a single positive bill which would have
benefitted our nation’s people has been confirmed by both the Senate and the
House. Why the hell do we pay them for doing nothing? It appears that every
member of Trump’s government decided to join their Fuhrer and refuse to do
anything but accept their paychecks. In case you didn’t know, Congress
continues to receive their paychecks when the rest of our government is shut
down due to their incompetence.
CONGRESS IS REQUIRED TO BE IN THEIR OFFICES FOR ONLY 100
DAYS EACH YEAR
Most of our nation’s elected
officials do nothing and still get paid. Trump receives $400,000 per year and
perks which add up to much, much more. The base salary for 435 members of the
House and 100 members of the Senate is $174,000. Nine Supreme Court Justices
receive $306,600 per year. The total is a waste of more than $12, 468, 400 each
year.
Trump has not worked one full day during his five years and
nine months pretending to be your president. As I stated previously, Congress
is only required to perform their duties for 100 days each year, and the Supreme
Court is in session from the first Monday in October until June or July.
However, the Court’s session is not continuous.
Will Rogers said it best: "Be thankful we're not
getting all the government we pay for."
Op-ed by James Turnage
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Sources: cbsnews.com: House cancels votes, cutting week
short before adjourning until after midterms
apnews.com: Speaker Johnson recesses the House early as Rep.
Thomas Massie pushes Hegseth impeachment

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