Will there be a place for moderates in Washington after 2024?

The video discusses the changing composition of Congress, highlighting the decline of moderate lawmakers. It emphasizes the historical importance of moderates in passing significant legislation and notes the dwindling number of states with split delegations. The video also speculates on the future of moderates in Congress, mentioning key figures like Kyrsten Sinema, Mitt Romney, and Joe Manchin, who are not seeking re-election. The potential for further decline in moderates is explored, with a focus on the implications for future policy-making.

What does the term 'moderate' typically refer to in the context of American politics?

What implications might the decline of moderates have for future bipartisan cooperation in Congress?