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I don't know in terms of specifics, but the thing I'm most looking forward to is the fact that there will no longer be a rubber stamp for whatever W feels like doing. There may not be a lot of legislation passed in the next couple of years, but I think we can all feel better about the legislation that is passed, because it will be fully vetted through an adversarial process. There hasn't been any actual debate in Congress for at least 4 years -- that will be the biggest change.
I don't know in terms of specifics, but the thing I'm most looking forward to is the fact that there will no longer be a rubber stamp for whatever W feels like doing. There may not be a lot of legislation passed in the next couple of years, but I think we can all feel better about the legislation that is passed, because it will be fully vetted through an adversarial process. There hasn't been any actual debate in Congress for at least 4 years -- that will be the biggest change.
Spot on, and you can add to that some war related Congressional hearings. These will range somewhere between a witch-hunt and a goose chase, but at least there will be some accountability and perhaps a fall-guy or two.
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