How has gerrymandering changed congress

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1. Most scholars agree that Congress was designed to be the most powerful of the three branches, a "first among equals". Do you think Congress is still the most powerful branch today? Why or why not?

2. How has gerrymandering changed Congress and contributed to hyper-polarization in our politics more generally?

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