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Posted by Anonymous
 - December 14, 2020, 11:38:33 PM
Quote from: Herman post_id=394174 time=1607990378 user_id=1689
democRATs spend too much time on social media and not enough on the people's business.



https://dailycaller.com/2020/12/14/congress-house-senate-bills-productive-social-media-polls-quorum-gallup/">https://dailycaller.com/2020/12/14/cong ... um-gallup/">https://dailycaller.com/2020/12/14/congress-house-senate-bills-productive-social-media-polls-quorum-gallup/

The current 116th Congress will be the least productive with fewer enacted bills than any legislative session since the 1970s, while social media activity among members of Congress and the introduction of legislation skyrocketed in 2020.



The number of bills enacted by the 116th Congress is notably smaller than that of its predecessor. While the 115th Congress introduced nearly 3,000 fewer bills during its session in 2017 and 2018, President Donald Trump signed 417 bills into law according to the Congressional record.



Social media activity among members of Congress increased dramatically in 2020 as the number of bills passed declined, according to the Quorum report. Lawmakers posted on social media 784,614 times this year across platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.



Researchers found that for every bill introduced in Congress, lawmakers posted 98 times on Twitter, 60 times on Facebook, 5 times on Instagram and 4 times on YouTube. Lawmakers also collectively released 13 press releases for every bill introduced.



For every bill signed into law and enacted, lawmakers posted 17,912 times on Twitter, 11,016 times on Facebook, 874 times on Instagram and 669 times on YouTube. Lawmakers also collectively released 2,312 press releases for every bill signed into law and enacted.

Congressional Dems are a pretty useless bunch.
Posted by Anonymous
 - December 14, 2020, 08:41:16 PM
The less that AOC and Omar do, the better off Americans will be.
Posted by Anonymous
 - December 14, 2020, 06:59:38 PM
democRATs spend too much time on social media and not enough on the people's business.



https://dailycaller.com/2020/12/14/congress-house-senate-bills-productive-social-media-polls-quorum-gallup/">https://dailycaller.com/2020/12/14/cong ... um-gallup/">https://dailycaller.com/2020/12/14/congress-house-senate-bills-productive-social-media-polls-quorum-gallup/

The current 116th Congress will be the least productive with fewer enacted bills than any legislative session since the 1970s, while social media activity among members of Congress and the introduction of legislation skyrocketed in 2020.



The number of bills enacted by the 116th Congress is notably smaller than that of its predecessor. While the 115th Congress introduced nearly 3,000 fewer bills during its session in 2017 and 2018, President Donald Trump signed 417 bills into law according to the Congressional record.



Social media activity among members of Congress increased dramatically in 2020 as the number of bills passed declined, according to the Quorum report. Lawmakers posted on social media 784,614 times this year across platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.



Researchers found that for every bill introduced in Congress, lawmakers posted 98 times on Twitter, 60 times on Facebook, 5 times on Instagram and 4 times on YouTube. Lawmakers also collectively released 13 press releases for every bill introduced.



For every bill signed into law and enacted, lawmakers posted 17,912 times on Twitter, 11,016 times on Facebook, 874 times on Instagram and 669 times on YouTube. Lawmakers also collectively released 2,312 press releases for every bill signed into law and enacted.