The U.S. Senate has spent significantly more weekdays in session this year compared to the House of Representatives, with 104 Senate weekdays versus 72 House weekdays. This disparity has led to criticism of House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune from members of both parties. While the House has passed more legislation overall, the Senate has spent more hours in session and has a higher productivity rate per member, partly due to its role in confirming nominees. AI
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