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Mystery:Why is the Senate More Liberal than the House? (view source)
Revision as of 03:10, July 24, 2011
, 03:10, July 24, 2011The course of history is towards increasing conservatism, but the Senate's longer term of office means it is slower than the House in catching up to the increasingly conservative public.
*Because Senators are elected to six year terms instead of two, the Senate is still Democratic while the House is Republican.
*Because Senators are elected to six year terms instead of two, the Senate is still Democratic while the House is Republican.
*The course of history is towards increasing [[conservatism]], but the Senate's longer term of office means it is slower than the House in catching up to the increasingly conservative public.
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