On the recordJanuary 31, 2018
In a democracy party wins the White House, they have a right to make policy subject to the approval of a Congress. You may not like the policies they make, but that's our system.
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transcripts.cnn.comIn a democracy party wins the White House, they have a right to make policy subject to the approval of a Congress. You may not like the policies they make, but that's our system.
Axelrod discusses the rights of a party in power to make policy and the importance of institutional integrity.
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