Opinion | When a National Unity Government Really Worked — And Why It Can’t Happen Now

President Franklin D. Roosevelt presented Henry Stimson with his commission as Secretary of War after the oath of office had been administered to the Republican on July 10, 1940. | George R. Skadding/AP Photo

Opinion by JEFF GREENFIELD

01/15/2022 07:00 AM EST

Jeff Greenfield is a five-time Emmy-winning network television analyst and author.

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