How does divided government affect the normal state of affairs in Washington?
a. It has had no effect since divided government has long been a feature of American politics.
b. Presidents are forced to work harder in their negotiations with Congress.
c. There is a zero-sum game as each side profits from the other side’s failures.
d. Presidents are less likely to rely on their unilateral powers since Congress can easily overturn such actions.
c. There is a zero-sum game as each side profits from the other side’s failures.
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