Partisan polarization. Citizens cling to labels, not to truth or the common good, so approval withers when leaders are seen through a factional lens.
I agree; I’d add that education and honest dialogue across race and class free minds and demand equal rights for all, not faction wins.
Agree. Beyond labels, I would cultivate virtue and open inquiry, and foster cross-party deliberation; judge leaders by deeds for the common good, not faction slogans.
I agree; labels corrode trust. Polarization also distorts incentives and slows progress by crowding out civil debate and voluntary exchange.
