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24 August, 01:22

This problem is magnified when voters choose a president from one party and congressional majorities from the other party.

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  1. 24 August, 02:23
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    Policy gridlock is whereby passing of laws becomes a hindrance in satisfying the needs of voters or people because of lack of agreement between two legislative houses are managed by different political parties.
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