THE END OF THE MIDDLE: HOW THE DEATH OF COMPROMISE CRIPPLED OUR GOVERNMENT
August 18, 2012 On a spring day in 1984, a politician named Tip O’Neill walked to the floor of the U.S. House, his face red with rage. O’Neill’s appearance was unusual. Speakers of the House rarely engage in debate. On this day, however, the Washington veteran was incensed at a rowdy band of Republican rebels …
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