>I don’t think there is that much coordination happening at the federal level right now. There is, but it's divided between two types of bills: boring and sens

>I don’t think there is that much coordination happening at the federal level right now. There is, but it's divided between two types of bills: boring and sensationalist. Boring bills usually get coordination, bipartisan support, and little news coverage. Sensationalist bills, even if they align with both parties' platforms, get drawn out and played for show on the news. Sadly, only a few acts can show at the same time. And in the current political world, new acts keep popping up (email dumps, whistleblowers, official tweets). So things that take a while, like infrastructure, never get to launch. (How many times has it been "infrastructure week"?)