Sometimes, while surfing the internet, I see captions like this..."senate disagrees with federal government" or another like this "senate acts against the federal government".
It get me disturbed because I'm yet to know if the Senate is not part of federal government...
While the president remains the most powerful individual in the nation, the Senate is the most powerful body in the nation.
So how can the Senate be excluded from the federal government???
Is it a means of giving the populace the erroneous belief that the failure of an administration is solely dependent on the executive arm or better put "on Mr President".
Or another way of diverting the laser from the Senate arm...
Powerful countries know that the Senate is the most important body in a nation because it forms the law that guides a nation...
Aside that, it is a body which should keep powering the progress of a nation whether the president is bad or good.
It is meant to do check and balances for the executive arm and if the body to make our law is corrupt, are we not all corrupt as a nation???