👉 The Capitol Fluid, also known as the "Fluid of the Capitol," is a metaphorical term used to describe the dynamic and interconnected nature of the legislative process within the United States Capitol building. It represents the fluidity and adaptability of laws, policies, and governance as they are shaped, debated, and enacted through the interactions of various stakeholders, including lawmakers, lobbyists, and citizens. This fluidity is evident in the constant evolution of legislation, the shifting priorities of Congress, and the influence of external pressures. The Capitol Fluid symbolizes how laws are not static but rather a living entity that responds to societal changes, political climates, and public needs, reflecting the ever-changing landscape of governance.
