Act of Congress: How America's Essential Institution Works, and How It Doesn't
In Act of Congress, Robert G. Kaiser examines America’s essential legislative institution: how Congress operates, why its work matters, and why it often fails to meet expectations. This accessible exploration offers readers a clearer understanding of the processes, responsibilities, and limitations shaping the United States Congress.
About This Book
Act of Congress examines the United States Congress as a central institution of American government.
Robert G. Kaiser explores how Congress works and how its procedures, responsibilities, and political dynamics shape its performance.
The book also considers where Congress falls short, offering a broad examination of the institution’s strengths and limitations.
It is a work of political and civic analysis for readers seeking to better understand the legislative branch of the United States government.
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