America Is Growing Apart, Possibly for Good
America Is Growing Apart, Possibly for Good
8/28/2022
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In this newsletter article, Michael Podhorzer discusses the growing divide between red and blue states in the United States. He explores how this division is not just about political differences, but also about access to resources, economic opportunities, and quality of life. Podhorzer highlights several factors that contribute to this divide, including gerrymandering, voter suppression, and the influence of money in politics. He also examines the impact of these divisions on the country's democracy and suggests potential solutions for bridging the gap. Overall, the article provides insight into the deepening polarization between red and blue states and its implications for American society.
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red states ꞏ blue states ꞏ political divide ꞏ political polarization ꞏ us politics ꞏ political geography ꞏ partisan politics ꞏ political analysis ꞏ political trends ꞏ political affiliation ꞏ voting patterns ꞏ election analysis ꞏ political parties ꞏ political discourse ꞏ political climate ꞏ political consequences ꞏ purple states ꞏ swing states ꞏ political ideology ꞏ political map ꞏ political landscape ꞏ political divisions ꞏ political unity ꞏ political rhetoric ꞏ political differences ꞏ political commentary