Senate set to return to DC on 4/20, House on 5/3-so far. But here's what it's like on the Hill, & why it's likely they may not be able to return so fast & points to the chaos & possible illness if Trump DID try to 'adjourn' for his Judges #ThursdayThoughts washingtonpost.com/powerpost/cong…
2-“More than 10,000 employees, on a normal day, are spread across the Capitol, seven office buildings for lawmakers and committees, the Capitol Police headquarters, the Library of Congress and a dormitory for Senate pages. …
3-“The most basic duties -- 100 senators showing up for a roll call, or up to 435 members of the House voting -- are inherent violations of federal health guidelines that say groups should be limited to no more than 10 people.
4-“And then there are the dozens of members of the House who, rather than rent or own a private apartment, live in their offices. Each morning these lawmakers use showers in the House gym to get ready for that day’s work representing their constituents.”
