How to make Congress work

Since the 112th Congress was the least productive Congress, the Cyclists wanted to give the 113th Congress a piece of advice on how they can be productive.

Thursday at noon the 113^th Congress was sworn in and a new era was born. While this new Congress will make history with having the most women, Latinos, African-Americans, and openly gay or bisexual members, it still consists of the same key players. John Boehner, R-Ohio, is still speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is still minority leader. The Democrats still control the Senate and the Republicans are in charge of the House. It is like a bad case of deja vu. So out of the 535 members in both the House and the Senate, 94 are rookie members and are hoping they can create a change in Capital Hill.

So if the Republicans and Democrats won’t compromise how will the 113^th Congress be any better the 112^th Congress?

During today’s show the Cyclists came up with their own ideas of how Congress can improve:

In the comments section below let us know your ideas on how the 113^th Congress can be more productive the 112^th.