Five policy ideas everyone should be able to agree on

Published November 12, 2016 5:03am ET



After a sweeping victory on Tuesday night, President-elect Donald J. Trump called for all Americans to “come together as one united people” on a plan for the nation’s future. His opponent, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, echoed the sentiment in her concession speech on Wednesday, telling a room of her supporters that, “We owe [Trump] an open mind and a chance to lead.”

Admittedly, after years of government in Washington seeming nearly adversarial, finding bipartisan policy solutions has proved difficult. Yet as all sides call for unity, there seems to be a real chance for the incoming Trump administration to pursue significant reforms.

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