Quote by Sam Rayburn

Too many critics mistake the deliberations of the Congress for its decisions.

Too many critics mistake the deliberations of the Congress f

Summary

This quote suggests that some critics misunderstand the role of the Congress. It highlights that simply observing or analyzing the discussions and debates within the Congress does not necessarily reflect its actual actions or outcomes. It implies that critics often focus on the process and arguments without fully acknowledging or recognizing the concrete decisions made by the Congress. This can be interpreted as a cautionary reminder to assess the actual actions taken by the Congress, rather than solely relying on its deliberations, in order to form a comprehensive understanding and evaluation.

By Sam Rayburn

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