The American political arena is going through one of the most delicate periods in modern history, as partisan polarization intensifies. This period is characterized by a sharp increase in disagreements between the two main political parties — the Democratic and Republican parties. The consequences of this polarization are felt in all areas of public life, from the legislative process to public discourse. Many experts express concern that such deep division in society could undermine the stability of the political system and the state's ability to function effectively in the long term.
