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Divided We Govern? A Reassessment

The defining characteristic of American politics in the post-World War II era is the dominance of divided partisan control of American political institutions. Congress and the presidency have been controlled, in some combination, by different political parties for twenty-eight of the last forty-six years. And, in the last twenty years, the presidency, the House and the Senate have been controlled by the same party for only four