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We don't know what "people" want, but I do think that to whatever degree we can find such things out, we probably have a higher degree of confidence that the government doesn't want to iterate on the people who comprise it. The revolving door is a highly-valued feature in DC. That's what voting against incumbents threatens.


That might make sense if we didn't have such a divided government.


Such division is a symptom of the status quo. Change the people and you introduce more noise into the system and divisions break down.


I'm not sure that your conclusion necessarily follows from your premise. We got a bunch of new people (mainly tea Party types) at the last Congressional election and if anything they've been more obstructive than the 111th Congress.


It may take more than one election cycle.




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