There’s no shortage of togetherness in Congress. The real issue lies in the fact that these individuals are getting along a bit too swimmingly.

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They’re forming close bonds among themselves, cozying up to lobbyists, aligning with banks, engaging with foreign governments, and establishing friendly ties with big businesses. Their rapport with big pharma is especially noteworthy!

The trillion-dollar spending bills aren’t the result of an inability to find common ground. It’s not the absence of bipartisan collaboration that has burdened us with a trillion-dollar debt and perpetual warfare.

Instead, it’s the pursuit of a “middle ground” that has cultivated numerous friendships within the hallowed halls of the Capitol, ultimately leading to rampant corruption. Bipartisan efforts often serve as a smokescreen for insider trading, a practice that enriches these politicians while ordinary Americans continue to grapple with challenges.

So, when I hear the rallying cries for unity, it’s hard not to chuckle. What we truly need at this moment isn’t unity; it’s accountability.