There may not be much Americans agree on this political season - or any other - but a general disdain for Congress is near the top of the list. Understanding why is easy: constant gridlock, delayed action on issues, personal conflict between members, crucial matters remaining unaddressed, the lowest number of bills passed and signed into law in decades. Fixing it seems harder, but two Illinois lawmakers are asking colleagues to adopt a relatively simple process that worked before to improve how Congress functions...
