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Last-minute legislating is reckless

Advisers have reason to want a change in how congressional decisions affecting their businesses and clients' finances are made.

The horse-trading we witnessed last week during Congress' attempt to pass an omnibus spending bill and avert a government shutdown was a little too much like watching the sausage being made. Our reporters followed every movement of riders and amendments of consequence to financial advisers, and coul

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