“This is one of countless symptoms of the larger issue,” said Seamus Kraft, executive director and co-founder of the The OpenGov Foundation, a nonprofit group dedicated to using technology to connect citizens and government.
Kraft said he could not speak specifically about Tuesday’s problems, but that outdated technology and infrastructure plagues many areas of congressional business, including the way it calculates budgets, communicates with citizens and oversees its own administration.
“The whole kit and kaboodle is broken, breaking or out of date,” he said.
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