The Democrat Party has controlled both the US House and Senate since the 2006 midterm elections, but 420 bills passed by the current House elected in 2008 continue to languish unactioned by the Senate, which the Democrats presently control with an effective majority of 59 seats (which includes two independents) vs. 41 seats held by Republicans.
In February the number of unactioned bills had stood at 290. During the summer it climbed to 372.
Isn't there a pill for impotence?
TheHill.com has the story here.
