President Harry Truman coined the term "do-nothing Congress" to describe the gridlock and inaction among his counterparts on Capitol Hill in 1948. Today, that charge is still leveled at lawmakers, often by other lawmakers.
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President Harry Truman coined the term "do-nothing Congress" to describe the gridlock and inaction among his counterparts on Capitol Hill in 1948. Today, that charge is still leveled at lawmakers, often by other lawmakers.
Read full story here.