Why Congress Keeps Almost Shutting Down the Government
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Government shutdowns dominate the headlines every year—but why do they keep happening? In this episode of Congress Ledger, we break down the congressional budget process from start to finish, explain what a continuing resolution actually is, why shutdown deadlines keep coming back, and who really has the power when Congress can't agree. We also explore how these battles have changed over time and what they reveal about how Washington actually works. Whether you're new to politics or follow Congress every day, this episode will give you a clearer understanding of one of the most important—and misunderstood—parts of American government.
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