A club is a group of friends brought together by a single interest or purpose. Joining a club can be advantageous to its members–improving skills in a certain area such as sewing, gardening, or even investing. Generally speaking a club wants to grow, and a club will stand behind its members when necessary. The members of a club will also work to protect the club from anything that might negatively impact the power or prestige of the club.
The American Congress (according to the U.S. Constitution) is responsible for making laws and controlling the purse strings. It is elected by the people to represent the people. There are also committees in Congress to investigate various matters and make recommendations to the Justice Department when applicable.
Lately, Congressional investigations have become partisan shouting matches where activities that are illegal are exposed and ignored. It is as if the participants are participating in a play. They are willing to list offenses, but not willing to hold any of the “club members” accountable.
Where are the consequences for lying about the Russia Hoax? Where are the consequences for the January 6th Committee destroying evidence (oh, that’s right–they were pardoned by the autopen)? Where were the consequences for placing classified material on an unsecured server (actually that was the Justice Department)?
It is becoming obvious that President Biden was not running the country for the past four years. Who was? Does anyone care who was? If Congress investigates, will they put on a show–shouting and accusing each other of being partisan–or will there be consequences for the lie perpetuated on the American people for four years? Didn’t anyone notice the lack of cabinet meetings? Joe Biden held just nine full Cabinet meetings during his entire term. Who was at those meetings? The last meeting was run by Jill Biden. Did she even have the security clearances to be included? Where was the 25th Amendment?
William F. Buckley, Jr., once said, “I would rather be governed by the first 2,000 people in the Boston phone book than by the faculty of Harvard.” I feel that way about Congress.