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Dysfunction Junction: Norman Ornstein Tells HM12 Attendees of Current Challenges in Washington

We now have, in effect, a parliamentary system, with no overlap between democrats and republicans, which is it is rooted in a system that does accept a parliamentary system, said Ornstein. This is playing out as “utterly dysfunctional.” This “tribalism” has extended out many states, and the Supreme Court, with innumerable controversial 5-4 decisions.

Bottom Line

• The chasm between republicans and democrats is wider than ever

• This is spilling out to states and the Supreme Court

• Fasten your seatbelts as the coming months will be tumultuous

• But business is booming for political analysts!

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