I'd argue that one side (R) does have a rather sizeable advantage. It may look equal from the near 50/50 splits in the House and Senate, but don't be mistaken, they aren't representing nearly equal numbers of actual people.
Such is our system. It provides a tangible advantage to one side, which allows them to "govern" (read obstruct) co-equally despite representing a clear and shrinking minority.
Advantage, GOP
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