GOP candidates point with alarm at Hillary Clinton’s Supreme Court nominees, free college tuition and “Big Government” that’s bigger than ever. Advocates for Republicans are almost saying it out loud: Hillary Clinton is likely to be America’s next President. That’s got them campaigning to maintain a divided government. Are they selling government by checks and balances in hopes of gridlock and four years of a Democratic president who can’t get anything done? Is that what voters really want?
Would divided government mean gridlock?
Credits
Guests:
- Rick Hasen - professor of law and the director of the Safeguarding Democracy Project at UCLA - @rickhasen
- Bob Cusack - The Hill - @BobCusack
- Reed Galen - Republican consultant and writer - @reedgalen
- Norman Ornstein - American Enterprise Institute / Atlantic - @NormOrnstein