Gridlock, the inability of the House of Representatives, the Senate, and the president to agree on new policies, poses a challenge for America's constitutional system.

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Gridlock can hinder the legislative process, making it difficult for the government to enact new policies and respond effectively to issues, thus challenging the functionality of the constitutional system designed for checks and balances.

Gridlock, the Inability of the House of Representatives, the Senate