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Rubenstein says Congress has lost the habit of bipartisan dealmaking because candidates raise money by appealing to their party's edges, not the center. He argues that limiting political money would help, but current Supreme Court rulings treat money as speech, making a constitutional amendment necessary.
Federal evidence-rule changes move through judicial committees and ultimately require Supreme Court action; states can change their own evidence rules separately. Jacoutot sees a single state adopting the timestamp standard as a useful test case, while noting that Georgia’s part-time legislature has limited time to act.
The Democratic Socialists of America published a policy platform advocating for the abolition of ICE, defunding the military, expanding the House, and subordinating the Supreme Court to Congress.
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