Washington is increasingly divided, with Republicans and Democrats struggling to find common ground as public trust in both parties declines. From Donald Trump's influence over Republican lawmakers to divisions among Democrats, political polarisation and electoral pressures are making compromise harder in Congress. As the 2026 US midterm elections approach, both parties face questions about their credibility and ability to deliver on voters' priorities, including affordability and healthcare.
Could a new Congress restore bipartisan cooperation, or is Washington becoming too divided to govern?
PRESENTER:
Alex Marquardt
GUESTS:
Joel Rubin — Democratic strategist and former US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs.
Suhail Khan — Republican strategist and former White House policy adviser.
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