Not correct.50% of Americans are Republicans and 50% are Democrats. And the way I am seeing it, there is increasing polarization of views behind pure idealistic principles but without finding middle ground. Which ones are the sheep? One is not "wrong" and the other "right". There are many peaceful prosperous nations around the world that are much more socialist than the US. The more you allow polarization by politicians on BOTH sides (by each side voting in leaders on the extreme, rather than centrists) the more you are headed for disaster.
Civil war and rebellion will NOT make a stronger USA this time around. It will be the end of the USA. Unity and finding common ground is what is needed, not more division. I don't know how to stop the direction you are going, but I really hope you do. I have not heard one leader with a real solution that can re-inspire a nation.
Sorry el Capitan, but killing enough democrats so that the far right can take over is not going to work. Hitler had that idea and it didn't work out that well for him or for Germany.
90% of Americans are moderate and pragmatic critical thinkers. That is the lowest percentage recorded however which is a bit alarming.
Democrats and Republicans are pretty much split evenly among our population; but, still the majority are moderate and about the middle of the line. Do you remember basic statics - the mean, median, and mode? Still the primary differences between the parties are the basis of the roll and size of the federal government in our society in contrast to the roll and size of the state government in our society. Nothing of substance is different.
The issue is the media is focusing on fringe issues and is 100% responsible for the current unrest. We recognize this is an election year; the media and Dem's are desperate to unseat the current administration but have nothing of substance to bring to the table other than to camp on fringe situations; the Dems have no plan other than back off everything the current administration has done and return to the basis of the previous administration which had significant flaws that based upon our current situation with this virus and international situations would have ended up rather disastrously. Consequently, through alarmist techniques the media is attempting to drag the independents (those that can and will vote either party) toward the progressive side which I believe will seriously backfire come November.
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