If you pay attention to most media reports, you might conclude that Washington, D.C., is in the grip of gridlock that's only getting worse. There is plenty of evidence to support this perception.
The divisiveness and acrimony on Capitol Hill increased to the point that John Boehner resigned both his speakership and his congressional seat in utter frustration.
Sounds like nothing's getting done, right?
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