Washington is broken we’ve been told; the political will that exists beneath the Capitol dome isn’t strong enough to break through the partisan wrangling. Politics is hard, governing even more so. But where there is agreement, action must surely follow, and despite our many differences, Democrats, Republicans, the White House and industry all agree that America’s patent system needs reform.
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