There is a question of governance that trancends party politics and reducing it to partisanship does the discussion a serious disservice. I'd go so far as to s

There is a question of governance that trancends party politics and reducing it to partisanship does the discussion a serious disservice. I'd go so far as to say that the forces who benefit from the status quo (lobbying groups of varyi g forms, and corps who've politically engineered circumstances they take advantage of) prefer discussions of governance framed as partisan he said she said arguments. What is in question here is competence in government and how tax exempt orgs are regulated.