Former governors say bipartisan unity key to rebuffing questionable federal policy
In a time when national politics feels like a shouting match, two former governors are reminding us of something quieter: conversation still works. Larry Hogan and Steve Bullock—Republican and Democrat—say the real power to break gridlock may rest not in Washington, but with the governors who still have to solve problems close to home. Their message? More collaboration, less theater. And if governors can find common ground, maybe the rest of the country can, too. It starts not with agreement, but with a willingness to sit down and talk. Darrell Ehrlick with North Dakota Monitor has the full story.
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