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HOCHUL: “So I agree with you, I think this is a political vulnerability, but it doesn’t have to be. Democrats have answers, but as long as Republicans see that they can make gains with this, that they can score more points with this, then they’re not willing to come to the table and actually do what Americans want, which is two parties working together to solve problems. That shouldn’t be such a radical concept. So that’s what we’re facing now, is this gridlock that is driven by the Republicans who are enjoying this spectacle, who have no intention of helping solve it, so this lies on their feet, as well."