Question

Given the current "stalemate" in US congress over fixing the ACA or replacing it congress appears to be split in several directions. Republicans debating with Democrats, Democrats debating with themselves, and Republicans debating with Republicans. Identify the key positions now being taken by the divided groups. Write one paragraph explaining each position. . Do a comparative analysis (side by side) of the proposals. Where are they in agreement ? Where are they at odds?

Why? Party line politics or ideological differences within/between parties?

Answer 1

Many of republicans are arguing with themselves and so are Democrats over different views and policies. Hence there has been mixmatch and overlap between two parties and their candidates.

Democrats are of liberalisation view and republicans are of conservatism views. Democrats are on decreased spending views and republicans are on increased spending views. They both agree only on governance debt which us ever increasing in both regime of Democrats and republicans.

Theseddifferences have been long ending and has deep differences because of complete paradoxical views of economic stability and way of management of policies.