Porter: U.S. Political System Is Structured to Divide

The video discusses the ineffective national discourse and political system in the U.S., highlighting economic challenges and the lack of progress in addressing them. It explores the division caused by the political structure, the impact on global competitiveness, and the outdated tax policies. The discussion also covers corporate tax issues and inversions, emphasizing the need for modernization and compromise.

What are some of the key issues affecting the national discourse according to the text?

How has the political system contributed to the lack of progress on economic issues?

What are the implications of the current political structure on compromise and policy-making?

In what ways does the text describe the impact of gerrymandering and money in politics?

What does the text suggest about the relationship between corporate tax policy and economic competitiveness?