GOP Congress in legislative slump critics say
The 105th Congress faces a slump as Republicans fail to present a clear agenda amid ethics disputes and investigations. Critics say leadership has retreated, producing little substantive legislation and leaving party factions divided on taxes, spending, and social issues.
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