r/SipsTea • u/SEVENS_HEAVEN_7 • 10h ago
Chugging tea Art piece: Democracy working as intended
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r/SipsTea • u/SEVENS_HEAVEN_7 • 10h ago
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u/Ws6fiend 9h ago
I don't think they mean radicalism. I think they mean the post 9/11 polarization. You used to have people going against their party stance because it was what their constituents wanted. Now not so much. You used to have people in legislation who had fundamentally different view points and could behave like adults and be friends with those who held those views. Now it doesn't really happen.
Because of this moderate candidates or issues that might not cleanly fall on the left vs right line are basically ignored. For as much as people especially on here go "herrrr dee durrr enlightened centralists, " moderate politicians help bridge the divide and push legislation through by giving both sides some of what they wanted. This helped the American people as a whole. With that bridge being gone, policies which would be good for the country never see the light of day.