> Far from the days of just informing and listing main arguments from both sides of the aisle. For that model work, you need two sides with a commitment to the

> Far from the days of just informing and listing main arguments from both sides of the aisle. For that model work, you need two sides with a commitment to the common goals and a good respect for truth and a common set of facts, which we don't have anymore. That stopped being the case at least by the time one side ran a president who is an obvious-to-most compulsive liar with tendencies for demagoguery.