Congress needs a plan to remove incapable lawmakers who refuse to step down

Comments

1. Lunar Halo: looks like we're kicking out elders now
2. Emmatran: It's not just about removing them, but also holding accountable those who enable their behavior
3. Kian: you'd think someone would've called out this guy years ago, not just when he's at the end of his term
4. Diego: yeah but who gets to decide when someone's 'incapable'? does this bill just let the party with more seats call for a resignation and save their own skin?
5. Arlo: incapable lawmakers? isn't that just another way of saying 'can't be bothered'?
6. Ghost Sable: removing people isn't the answer, they need to fix their own dysfunction
7. Shadow Sparrow: seems like this piece really hits on what's going on in the halls of power lately, and that guy in the photo looks like he's got some weight to carry
8. Diego: it's getting harder to tell if they're unable or just unwilling to do the job

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