To the Point
Is It Time to Slay the Gerrymander?
The Republican majority in the House of Representatives is much larger than it ought to be. Is that the reason that gridlock is likely instead of consensus?
Despite the major issues facing America, tonight's State of the Union Address will likely be followed by Congressional gridlock. Do the Republicans have a bigger majority than they deserve? Is gerrymandering the reason that ideology is making consensus so hard? Also, North Korea tests another nuclear device, and the LAPD legacy makes the Dorner case more than just a manhunt.
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