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More Socialism
The New Congress, to say what everybody who reads the newspapers knows, will have plenty of business on its hands. Much of it, in a sense, will be unfinished business. It will consist of those major measures which the Administration proposed in 1962, and which either fell by the wayside when the vote was taken, or did not reach the voting point at all. The November elections, as always, brought about some changes in the dramatics personnae of Congress. The Democrats made small Senate gains; the Republicans did the same in the House. But party labels blur nowadays and there is rarely such a thing as a solid i party phalanx for or against any particular piece of legislation. The various commentators have discussed at great length what they thinkor hope--the majority in the ; two branches will stand for. We will know that, for sure, eight or ten months from now. Meanwhile the linesform and the battles are readied.
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