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Can Congress build bipartisanship through caucuses?

  • Written by Jennifer Victor, Associate Professor of Political Science, George Mason University
imagePresident Barack Obama meets with Paul Ryan, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid and Mitch McConnell at the Oval OfficeREUTERS/Carlos Barria

President Obama is eager to use the few remaining legislative days before the election to get some work done.

Congressional leaders met at the White House yesterday to discuss a funding package that would avoid a...

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