Did the president of the United States have any ruling experience before he took office? What if the governor is an opposition party and refuses to implement the policies of the ruling party?

1. Are you kidding? Can a president run for office with experience in power? The main work of the House of Representatives is to represent the interests of individuals and groups who elect themselves, legislate for their interests, maximize their interests, and review various bills. Of course, you have rich experience. Why don't you rest assured? What does this have to do with feudal society? Do you know what you are talking about? Be normal. Communicate in a human way.

Quarrel is your own idiocy. Not quarreling is dictatorship. If everyone votes unanimously on everything, don't vote at all. Can so many people agree forever? Inconsistencies are bound to be debated and argued, and then voted on. In this sense, there can be no parliament without controversy, let alone democracy.

3. What about you? You use China's nonsense system to infer the system of the whole world. Other civil servants only implement specific policies and have nothing to do with the government. They are only government employees, so they can't be partisan. They even use a large number of ethnic minorities such as Asians. No matter how Congress and the White House change, government employees are government employees. They carry out the above instructions as usual and work normally without any disorder. The great change of blood is the dictator's extreme insecurity about his power.