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Archiver of all things charts, props, and posters by Congress and the Executive Branch. Two coffee-table books (and never again). www.floorcharts.com.
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Ranking Member Raskin Grills FBI Dir. Kash Patel in Opening Statement at Judiciary Hearing: “You’ve Left All of Us Less Safe”
Washington, D.C. (September 17, 2025)—Today, Rep.
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I post sometimes but man, life gets busy! Thanks for tagging :)
September 14, 2025 at 2:52 PM
I post sometimes but man, life gets busy! Thanks for tagging :)
I should note for the in-session numbers, I just added:
January: House was in session 15 days. Senate was in session 20 days.
February: House was in session 15 days. Senate was in session 15 days.
Combined "days" they were in session: 65
January: House was in session 15 days. Senate was in session 20 days.
February: House was in session 15 days. Senate was in session 15 days.
Combined "days" they were in session: 65
August 5, 2025 at 3:34 PM
I should note for the in-session numbers, I just added:
January: House was in session 15 days. Senate was in session 20 days.
February: House was in session 15 days. Senate was in session 15 days.
Combined "days" they were in session: 65
January: House was in session 15 days. Senate was in session 20 days.
February: House was in session 15 days. Senate was in session 15 days.
Combined "days" they were in session: 65
This number doesn't even take into account all the committee charts! I know I missed some.
(It also doesn't account for staff time, etc. in the costs.)
(It also doesn't account for staff time, etc. in the costs.)
August 5, 2025 at 3:34 PM
This number doesn't even take into account all the committee charts! I know I missed some.
(It also doesn't account for staff time, etc. in the costs.)
(It also doesn't account for staff time, etc. in the costs.)
They used more than 250 in January across both chambers.
250 x $50 = $12,500
They used more than 325 in February across both chambers.
325 x $50 = $16,250
(President Trump used a few, too. Tariffs. Gulf of America.)
250 x $50 = $12,500
They used more than 325 in February across both chambers.
325 x $50 = $16,250
(President Trump used a few, too. Tariffs. Gulf of America.)
August 5, 2025 at 3:34 PM
They used more than 250 in January across both chambers.
250 x $50 = $12,500
They used more than 325 in February across both chambers.
325 x $50 = $16,250
(President Trump used a few, too. Tariffs. Gulf of America.)
250 x $50 = $12,500
They used more than 325 in February across both chambers.
325 x $50 = $16,250
(President Trump used a few, too. Tariffs. Gulf of America.)
For both parties 😂
June 29, 2025 at 11:17 PM
For both parties 😂
So here's the deal: they CAN drop images and video into the feed directly in the House and Senate. They have! They should!
April 21, 2025 at 5:18 PM
So here's the deal: they CAN drop images and video into the feed directly in the House and Senate. They have! They should!
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One thing I love about the replica Senate Floor at the EM Kennedy Center in Boston is the big screen behind the dais & digital voting screens (both of which do not *actually* exist in either chamber in Congress)
April 21, 2025 at 4:42 PM
One thing I love about the replica Senate Floor at the EM Kennedy Center in Boston is the big screen behind the dais & digital voting screens (both of which do not *actually* exist in either chamber in Congress)
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Should also note that you're not allowed to bring screens on to the House floor (ie no powerpoints) and committee rooms do have screens, but the majority controls them, and they're still not as effective as a good ol' sign.
April 21, 2025 at 4:28 PM
Should also note that you're not allowed to bring screens on to the House floor (ie no powerpoints) and committee rooms do have screens, but the majority controls them, and they're still not as effective as a good ol' sign.
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Mostly the printing and graphics office which are great and do quick turnaround. Some of the partisan offices (Caucus/Conference) have large format printers that stick on to poster boards too.
April 21, 2025 at 4:27 PM
Mostly the printing and graphics office which are great and do quick turnaround. Some of the partisan offices (Caucus/Conference) have large format printers that stick on to poster boards too.