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Examines resolutions introduced in the 102nd Congress to create Congressional reform study committees; and reviews concerns that led to these joint committee resolutions, including Member dissatisfaction, policy gridlock due to legislative-executive antagonism, recurrent divisive issues, scandals, and public and media pressure.
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