TOTALLY WORTHLESS: GOP Controlled House and Senate Sent Fewer Bills to GOP President Than Any Congress in 70 Years

Gateway Pundit ^ | May 11, 2025 | Jim Hoft

[Macho MAGA Man]

President Trump won the 2024 election in a landslide, winning the US Presidency with 312 electoral votes, all of the battleground states, the popular vote, the US House of Representatives, The US Senate and 2750 counties across the country.

Americans overwhelmingly voted for President Donald Trump and his agenda.

Unfortunately, this means nothing to the US GOP-controlled House and US GOP-controlled Senate.

According to Amuse and Leading Report on X the current GOP-controlled Congress sent fewer bills to President Trump to sign into law than any Congress in 70 years!

That is quite a record!

@amuse @amuse

DO NOTHING CONGRESS: There are so many RINOs and NeverTrumpers in Congress that almost nothing can pass. This Congress has sent fewer bills to Trump than and Congress in 70 years. Would better leadership help or are the anti-Trump Republicans just too powerful?

[lowbridge]

“GOP Controlled House and Senate Sent Fewer Bills to GOP President Than Any Congress in 70 Years”

Isn’t this a good thing?

[Dan in Wichita]

The GOP Congress is sending a below average number of bills to the GOP president and some FReepers are unhappy.

If the GOP Congress was sending an average number of bills to the GOP President, the same FReepers would be unhappy.

If the GOP Congress was sending an above average number of bills to the GOP President, the same FReepers would be unhappy.

Anyone see a pattern here?

[joe fonebone]

Would better leadership help or are the anti-Trump Republicans just too powerful?

Neither, the constituents, you know, the people who elect these morons, are simply too stupid to change the way they think, feel and vote.
My bush league chamber of commerce worshiping republiCAN’T did not get my vote this last election, and she never will...

My tagline says it all

[Vaduz]

The good old boy club don’t want to make any noise until the midterms are over.

[zeestephen]

Re: "Americans overwhelmingly voted for President Donald Trump and his agenda."

I disagree.

Kamala Harris lost Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania (plus the White House) by a total of 230,000 votes - just 1.4% of those three swing states.

If Kamala had chosen popular (but pro-Israel) Democratic Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro as her Vice President, and if Kamala had totally focused on attracting Third Party Democrats in those three states (like Biden did in 2020), I think she would have won the election.

[Svartalfiar]

You do know Dem votes are needed to break the filibuster in the Senate, right? All the Pubs can do is reconciliation bill without Dem help.

No they aren't. If the Repub don't even bother to push bills forward, there is no filibuster.

If they were actually trying, they'd put all these bills up and force the Dems to actually filibuster them, or let the vote happen. Instead, the Dems win without having to do anything..