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Brownstein, a 2-time Pulitzer Prize finalist, is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist, senior CNN political analyst & author of NYT best-seller Rock Me on the Water
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Partisan gridlock may be red and blue states' least-bad outcome

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By Ronald Brownstein Verified
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Partisan gridlock may be red and blue states’ least-bad outcome

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By Ronald Brownstein Verified
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Ronald Brownstein is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering politics and policy. He is a CNN analyst and the author or editor of seven books. This column reflects the personal views of the author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the editorial board or Bloomberg LP and its owners. After years of widening political polarization in the U.S., signs are accumulating that red states and blue states are heading toward a stalemate.
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Partisan gridlock may be red and blue states' least-bad outcome

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By Ronald Brownstein Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
After years of widening political polarization in the U.S., signs are accumulating that red states and blue states are heading toward a stalemate. The rules of daily life now diverge across the states to the greatest extent since the fall of Jim Crow six decades ago, a prospect that carries unsettling implications for the nation's fundamental cohesion.
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