What Really Causes Gridlock in Congress

Update: 2016-01-25

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There's a rational explanation for gridlock - and it means our politicians might be more rational and forward-thinking than we give them credit for.

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What Really Causes Gridlock in Congress

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What Really Causes Gridlock in Congress