U.S. Political Divide Deepens in Age Without Landslides

The video discusses the decline of landslide presidential elections since 1988, highlighting the increasing partisan division in America. It explores the implications of slim majorities and the role of concession speeches in cooling partisan rhetoric. The challenges of governing a divided nation are addressed, emphasizing the need for unification despite gridlock. The potential for bipartisan economic policy initiatives is considered, focusing on appealing to common Americans. Finally, the internal fractures within the GOP and its future direction are examined.

What is the speaker's view on the potential for gridlock in Congress?

What does the speaker suggest about the future of the GOP after the election?