If this Congress is going to be serious, the next Congress is going to be serious, we're going to have to turn this whole thing -- we're going to have to do a U-turn in what we're -- the kind of policies we have been seeing coming out of Washington.
Gergen discusses the need for a significant change in policy direction in Congress.
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