Both Parties Stand At A Crossroads

Colin Pascal
Jan 11
1 min read

Updated: Jul 23

As the new year begins with familiar partisan hostility — including President Trump's open contempt for his opponents — both parties are approaching a genuine inflection point that will define what comes after Trump. Democrats and Republicans will eventually need to find a way to collaborate to repair the country's political culture, even though neither side seems ready for that work yet.

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