Some Americans believe that "divided government" is the way to go.  They believe it's healthy to have Congress and the president each controlled by people from different political parties.  Divided government, they theorize, can provide checks on the excesses of both elective branches of the federal government and can even push both sides to compromise in the so-called "center." The biggest question the nation is fixated on right now is who's going to be the next president.  I think a bigger question might be which party will control the Senate and the House.  But a question that might be even bigger than those two is this: do we want divided government or un-divided government? The biggest mistake voters could make next Tuesday would be putting Democrats back in control of both houses of Congress and the presidency.  The last time America had "unified" government under the Democrats (where they had both houses of...(Read Full Article)