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The constitutional crisis both parties created
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Explained simply
The US Constitution divides power between the president, Congress and the courts, while setting rules for elections and the transfer of power. These institutions are meant to check one another and resolve disputes through established legal and political processes.
The Democratic and Republican parties are the country’s two largest political parties, and both compete for control of the presidency and Congress. Disputes about constitutional rules can affect how government works and how much the public trusts its institutions.