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Transactional Politics: The Case for Getting Stuff Done

posted on November 18, 2020 by Cole Pillar

University of Chicago Tagged With: compromise, Congress, political polarization

The 116th Congress has passed just 193 bills into law. While Congress still has a few months left in its current term, these numbers pale in comparison to the numbers of the past. Congress has turned …

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Reaching a Compromise on Gun Safety by Matthew Mottet @ Georgia State University

posted on December 6, 2018 by Matthew Mottet

Georgia State University Tagged With: agreement, compromise, contentious issue, debate, gun control, gun reform, political polarization, resistance, respect, United States

As of October 2018, there have been 47,225 gun-related incidents in the United States, with 11,984 of those incidents resulting in death. The issue our group attempted to resolve is improving gun …

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