The U.S. government consists of the executive, legislative, and judicial branch. This separation of powers is practiced to prevent the government from having too much power and limiting people’s rights. Congress in particular is assembled for the people as a media to communicate with the government. Congress is formed by our founding fathers and evolved in a way that will enable the legislative branch to act as the people’s representative and ultimately accomplish this goal with its power to make laws that are “necessary and proper,” the process of how a bill passes, and the formation of congressional caucuses. The “elastic clause” in the US Constitution enable Congress to pass laws that are essential for the branch to fulfil its goal to
