Why don't the US Congress and the Parliament fight like Taiwan Province, Japanese and Korean?

This is the difference between big locals and small locals. Their little places add up to the size of California. In fact, the United States also quarreled, just hurting each other and keeping silent.

It is an English custom to quarrel at parties. Now there is a green line in the middle of the British Parliament. In those days, because of serious disputes, there were frequent group fights in parliament. Some people even entered the meeting with knives. Finally, the queen stood up and drew a green line. From then on, both sides must not cross the Green Line, otherwise it would be disrespectful to the Queen. At that time, the Speaker of the House of Commons was the leader of the Irish Republican Army. Britain suppressed Irish independence, and he was imprisoned and deprived of political rights. As a result, he led Irish prisoners in prison without clothes and meals, and wrapped them in blankets at MINUS 20 degrees in winter for 66 days! The gentleman starved to death and Ireland became independent. Foreign parliaments are real people's representatives, so real politicians fight for their political ideas at all costs, not to mention quarreling, and they can sacrifice everything at critical moments. We believe that officials in the central government are a profession, and officials in democratic countries are more than that.

Because the United States is too big, the affairs of each state are generally handled by themselves. Parliament does not have as many functions as other countries. Generally speaking, it is to vote on major issues and discuss minor issues. At other times, it is to deal with some education, medical care and business bills. The American parliament is actually a place to talk about things. When something is perfect, it will be submitted to parliament for decision. However, although the sparrows in Japan and South Korea are small and complete, the 24 ministers in the Japanese cabinet represent all the interests of other countries, including cooperation affirmation and conflict. No matter whether this matter is perfect or not, officials of justice, health, medical care, education and agriculture are all sitting in the same room, and strive for everyone's opinions whenever something happens. This is really a mess. The Minister of Commerce said that the airport would be built, and you occupied the land of the Minister of Agriculture. The minister of health said it would be built in other places near residential areas, so there would be some noise. In the United States, mayors and governors have the final say on this matter. As soon as it is announced on TV, as long as there is no objection from the people, it will be reported directly. The president of the United States will be unable to object. The governor is a local strongman, and they are equal to the president. The United States is a general matter and will solve it by itself. Even if it is wrong, it is also the fault of the governor and the mayor. Just dismount and it's over. Parliament doesn't care about those things.