McConnell: The Senate Needs to Be Fixed

The transcript discusses the political achievements of past presidents like Clinton and Reagan, emphasizing the importance of bipartisan efforts for institutional progress. It highlights the inefficiencies in the Senate, such as the lack of voting, and proposes solutions to restore its normal functionality, including more working hours and allowing amendments from both sides.

What significant actions did Bill Clinton take during his presidency regarding welfare reform?

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to improve the functioning of the Senate?

What does the speaker mean by 'the Senate basically doesn't do anything'?

How did Senator Begich's situation reflect the challenges faced by senators in recent years?

What are the implications of not having votes on Fridays in the Senate?