Is it any wonder that nothing gets done in Albany? The New York Assembly and Senate pass different versions of the same bill and can’t agree on what the final legislation should look like. When lawmakers do get together to hash out their differences, they meet behind closed doors. Too often, a good bill appears in one house, and never comes up for debate in the other. I have a different idea for New York — a unicameral legislature like Nebraska’s. Without two sides warring with each other and duplicating each other’s work, state government would be more efficient, less expensive (our two-house Legislature costs more than $200 million) and less prone to gridlock.