Congress The United States has a bicameral legislature, a Congress that is separated into the House of Representatives, the chamber meant to serve as the chamber of the people, and the Senate, the chamber meant to be a deliberative body and more organic substitute for the aristocratic lineages our nation refused early in its history. Despite these different natures, it is important to note that referring to the House of Representatives as a lower house and the Senate as the upper house is an inaccuracy.

Election Night - Nov '25 The Trump Referendum Congratulations to all who won last night! The blue wave is just starting! Just to give you a recap of what happened last night: VA has flipped the governor's seat and voted in their first woman governor! NJ rejected a Trump loyalist and extended democratic rule for a third time! NYC voted in their first Muslim mayor!

Return of the Nazis By: D'metri Kepi (50501 CC member) So you might be asking yourself, “Hey, what year is it?” And considering that a week ago, Donald Trump demolished the east wing of the white house to rework the bunker underneath and then build a gaudy and unwanted ballroom on top of it, we’re paying off Argentina while Americans are going without paychecks and safety nets, and we’re sweeping the Argentinian coast for spy boats while bombing supposed “drug boats” in the Caribbean without due process.