The current state of the United States Congress is nowhere near what the Founding Fathers had in mind. The idea was that people would go to Washington, D.C. to represent the people of their district or state for a term or two. Then they returned home to give someone else a chance to serve who may have fresh ideas, and also so those returning would now be forced to live under the laws they enacted. That is clearly not what is happening today. In Texas, one Congresswoman went missing; the place where she turned up will make you despise the swamp even more.
The missing Congresswoman in question is Rep. Kay Granger (R-TX), who represents Texas’ 12th Congressional District, which includes the Fort Worth area west of Dallas in Tarrant County. Granger’s last known vote in the House appears to be in July when she voted “no” on HR8998, a bill that would reduce the…
