Congressional reforms in the 1970s were successful in permanently reshaping Congress-president relations, with Congress now having the upper hand on most issues.

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While congressional reforms in the 1970s did increase Congress's power and oversight capabilities, the balance of power between Congress and the President has continued to fluctuate over time, with neither consistently having the upper hand on most issues.

Congressional Reforms in the 1970s Were Successful in Permanently Reshaping