One of the underlying sentiments I read from Feldstein’s comments

Question One of the underlying sentiments I read from Feldstein’s commentsis that the primary focus for each party is who gets the credit for the change. If it appears the change is positive, they want to ensure their party gets credit. And if there will be a negative outcome, they push to ensure the other party is blamed. I remember my father talking about the importance of country over party back when he was first entering the world of politics, but now that sentiment has changed, it seems. Is there a way to push the pendulum back the other way, so that what’s best for the constituents is at the forefront, even if it means collaborating with the other party? Health Science Science Nursing NURS 5050 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)