Can divided Washington unite? The fractured GOP is the biggest obstacle

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : But this being Washington, their handshake deal yesterday differs on non-defense funding, with the Democrats pegging it at $773 billion, while the GOP says it is $704 billion.
36% : And there are other important dates ahead that can complicate this business of government, notably the Iowa caucuses being held a week from today and if Republican caucusgoers there begin the formal coronation of Donald Trump or if either Nikki Haley or Ron DeSantis can make this into a contest for the party's presidential nomination.
25% : Should Hawkeye State Republicans give Trump a black eye next week, his power to damage negotiations in Washington will be weakened, but the more momentum he gets toward his third consecutive nomination for the White House will only make it harder to reach reasonable agreement on the budget for Johnson.

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