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The Weaponization Committee compared to the Church Committee is ineffective and lacks action.
They are not asking the right questions or any questions at all.
Republican members of the Weaponization Committee are criticized for inaction and laziness.

US Congressman Marjorie Taylor Green is trying to hold unofficial hearings on important issues.
The lack of sufficient support in Congress is hindering progress on important matters.
A group dubbed the Dream Team led by Bret Weinstein is stepping up to confront challenges.

State lawmakers across the US are pushing for right to repair laws in various sectors, with over 51 right to repair bills proposed in 26 states, signaling a significant legislative trend.
An increasing number of states are making progress towards implementing right to repair laws, as seen in the approval of HB23-1011 in Colorado for agricultural equipment, overcoming opposition from industry groups.
Recent developments suggest a positive shift in statehouses, with the 'dam breaking' on successful industry opposition to right to repair laws, paving the way for more bills to pass in various states.

Some propose increasing the size of the House to have more representatives.
Former Obama speechwriter suggests having 6500 representatives, but the practical implications are complex.
Adding more representatives may not necessarily improve governance without addressing underlying dynamics and management challenges.

The history of subversive ideologies in the United States continues today with Marxist concepts and calls to end Capitalism and the nuclear family.
Consider reviving HUAC, a committee that worked to stop Soviet-sponsored Communism and anti-American activities.
A new HUAC could provide checks and balances to identify harmful anti-American activities, such as Chinese agents and subversive teachings in schools.

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