A sentence in this the web page confused me.
What we have in this new administration is for the first time in a very long time is a government that’s not divided.
Maybe we can break the sentence down as below
The root structure: "A is that B" (here A is a subject clause, B is a object clause.)
A = What we have in this new administration
B = for the first time in a very long time is a government that’s not divided.
(for the first time in a very long time
is modifier, B can be shorted as
is a government that’s not divided.
)
My problems are clear:
no subject in B----
is a government that’s not divided.
how to explain
that’s not divided?