Your idea would make more sense if congress had tried everything but the kitchen sink already. But afaik congress has been doing very little to regulate "big te

Your idea would make more sense if congress had tried everything but the kitchen sink already. But afaik congress has been doing very little to regulate "big tech". Now let's say it's a year later and the 5 draft bills are passed, but congress decides to create another bill to regulate tech, what will the new article say then? Kitchen sink was not enough, another kitchen required? No, I think the expression is just misused in this article. By the way the original expression was popular during WWII when describing the effort to fight the enemy[1]. [1] https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/96582/what-is-the-origin-or-earliest-known-use-of-the-phrase-everything-but-the-kitch https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/96582/what-is-th...