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It's theoretically the mightiest of government's three coequal branches. It
holds power to tax and spend money, confirm Supreme Court justices and unseat a
President, set national policy and ratify international pacts. Yet Congress
doesn't exude or exert its force; voters regard senators and congressmen like
governors and mayors, that is, fund sources for K-B-L -- kasal, binyag,
libing.

It's not so much the people's fault than what legislators are doing -- or not
doing. Senators are too busy with grandstanding commentaries and inquiries
instead of senior statesmanship.
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BESSIE ICASIANO

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President, set national policy and ratify international pacts. Yet Congress
doesn't exude or exert its force; voters regard senators and congressmen like
governors and mayors, that is, fund sources for K-B-L -- kasal, binyag,
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It's not so much the people's fault than what legislators are doing -- or not
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Ask not what your Congress can do - Gotcha

By Jarius Bondoc | June 3, 2000 - 12:00am

It's theoretically the mightiest of government's three coequal branches. It holds power to tax and spend money, confirm Supreme Court justices and unseat a President, set national policy and ratify international...

Opinion