The ouster of the Speaker McCarthy from the top of the US House raises some questions: Do House members actually want to get things done?
Why isn’t this kind of drama happening in the Senate?
We asked a political scientist to answer these and more questions.
https://theconversation.com/ouster-of-speaker-mccarthy-highlights-house-republican-fractures-in-an-increasingly-polarized-america-214993
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The Senate is structured in fundamentally different ways, without a Speaker roll to organize it all.
The difference in structure between the House and Senate is a key part of the design of the US legislative branch.
But no, the majority of House members voted that they didn't want to get things done.
