Article 2
Divided government is perceived as both good and bad, sometimes its bad things are more noticeable than its good characteristics. A divided government is when different political parties control the White House and the Congress. This has happened many times in United States history, and people have argued that it makes the government act better in a whole or worse.
When the government is divided it is typically known for being less productive as times before. This perspective on divided government makes it a very bad think. The government is not very efficient during these time periods and the people become frustrated for the government to pass any bills or laws. Typically a divided government is not liked from the majority of the public making it hard for a divided government to stay. This is a very obvious perspective on the possible issue of a divided government.
A very different perspective to look at a divided government is that it keeps the government loyal to the people that elected them, this is an obvious positive. The government is to consumed on trying to beat out the other political party that they do not want to do anything remotely wrong. This makes it very easy for the government to make consistently good choices for the people, and not making any bad choices. The goods of a divided government are not nearly as obvious as the bad's but are equally important.
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