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In a surprising twist, discussions turned to the proposal for a 32-hour workweek by Congressional progressive staffers. Critics, particularly John Carney, were quick to dismiss the initiative as unrealistic, especially in a climate where many Americans are working beyond the traditional hours just to make ends meet. Carney also pointed out the inherent irony in this proposal, given the high number of millionaires and billionaires serving in Congress while their constituents struggle financially.