Partisan bickering in America has reached new intensities in recent years, reflecting deep divisions within the country's political landscape.
This constant vitrol between Democrats and Republicans on issues ranging from healthcare, immigration, climate change, LGBT rights, law enforcement,
to economic policy has led to legislative gridlocks and has often hindered effective governance. This polarization is not only evident in Congress
but also resonates with the public, affecting national discourse and contributing to a divided social climate, on the airwaves, in social media
and even in face-to-face interactions.
To reverse that trend, it would be necessary to point out misleading statements by leaders and biased reporting by media on both sides. It is also
necessary to support political leaders who are willing to work with colleagues on the other side of the aisle to find common-sense solutions.
The best way for America to compete effectively with other countries is to make sure things get done here at home.
