Discuss the methods by which Congress might be made more receptive to the American public, and the American public more invested in Congress. What significant problems must be addressed in order for Americans to regain trust in and engagement with Congress? What solutions are best suited to solving these problems? Are these solutions feasible? Is there any likelihood that the people's relationship with Congress will change meaningfully in the immediate future?
What will be an ideal response?
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