James Curry: Regular order secondary concern in passing legislation

Congress seems to shun regular order a lot these days. The recent budget deal was engineered mainly by the House and Senate leaders and it got bipartisan suppor...

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Congress seems to shun regular order a lot these days. The recent budget deal was engineered mainly by the House and Senate leaders and it got bipartisan support.  James Curry, an assistant professor at the University of Utah, tells Federal Drive with Tom Temin in the long run it doesn’t really matter how bills are written or managed when it comes to their chances of passage.

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