Where is Congress now?

Have you ever wondered what the people who make up the United States Congress actually do everyday? Are they actually working to make this country a better place or are they just trying to get re-elected? I remember when Congress called Major League Baseball to Washington to discuss the issue of steroids in baseball I was sceptical. I was of the belief that there were better things for Congress to worry about than why has Barry Bonds' head become the size of a Volkswagen Beetle. After the dog and pony show that was the Congressional Hearings and when every major professional sports league went through that same show, I changed my tune because I felt like that if the threat of congressional intervention would clean up professional sports then so be it. The problem was that they missed the boat completely. They talked to MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, and Olympic leaders whose athletes are amazing but for the most part normal looking human beings and looked right past the WWE and the freakish humans that they call sports entertainers. Now with the murder/suicide of Chris Benoit we are faced with yet another example of just how steroids can destroy a human being. The WWE would have you believe that the horrific incident with Chris Benoit was not a result of steroid use because under their testing system he had tested negative on April 10 yet the investigators found prescription steroids all throughout Benoit's home. The leaders of WWE have gone on the defensive just days after a three hour tribute to Benoit which ironically ended with Benoit and deceased WWE superstar Eddie Guerrerro embracing in the ring. Guerrerro death has been linked to steroid and other drug use and just this year his name was one of many WWE entertainers on a list of a pharmaceutical company busted for steroids. We can talk and speculate about all wrestlers and whether or not they are juiced but why is Congress not doing the same thing. They were big and tough against Bud Selig and Don Fehr but have stayed away from Vince McMahon and the WWE. It is time for Congress to step in and lay the smack down on the overflowing "juice bar" that is the steroid filled WWE.