Goodbye 112th, hello 113th. The new session of Congress started January 3, leaving behind what is widely considered to be the most contentious and least productive session in recent history.
Some lobbyists and lawyers, however, are expressing guarded optimism that Capitol Hill will be more productive in 2013, if only because it’s a non-election year. While Congress will be focused mainly on fiscal issues in the first few months, other issues will be moving forward in committees.
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