US Senators

Claude Pepper advocates for regular radio broadcasts to enhance transparency and public access to government proceedings. He believes this will allow citizens to be informed and judge the quality of Congress's work, ultimately improving both the personnel and the work of Congress.

What was Claude Pepper's main suggestion to improve transparency in democracy?

• Weekly newsletters

• Televised debates

• Regular radio broadcasts

• Public town hall meetings

According to Claude Pepper, what are citizens entitled to know?

• Everything done in the Senate, House, and committees

• Only the outcomes of votes

• The financial status of Congress

• The personal lives of Congress members

How does Claude Pepper suggest the public should engage with the radio broadcasts?

• By reading summaries in newspapers

• By choosing whether to listen or not

• By participating in online forums

• By attending live sessions

What does Claude Pepper believe would be the result of allowing public access to radio broadcasts of Congress?

• More political scandals

• Increased public disinterest

• Improved quality of Congress personnel and work

• Decreased voter turnout

What aspect of Congress does Claude Pepper believe would improve with radio broadcasts?

• The speed of legislative processes

• The number of bills passed

• The quality of debates

• The quality of personnel and work