Political Gridlock: The More You Know, the Worse It Gets

The video explores the intersection of politics and communication, highlighting how increased communication roles in the Senate have contributed to political gridlock. It traces the rise of communication staff over the decades, providing historical context and insights from Francis Lee's research. The evolution of communication methods is discussed, emphasizing the shift from traditional media to modern digital platforms.

What does the increase in communication staff indicate about the priorities of party leaders?

In what ways have the forms of communication evolved in political contexts?