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Democracy Is Fragile: Extreme Partisan Polarization Has Become Rampant In The World, Suzin Win
Democracy Is Fragile: Extreme Partisan Polarization Has Become Rampant In The World, Suzin Win
GGU Law Review Blog
The status of democracy once seemed irrelevant in discussions of government in the United States and other long-established democracies. However, with the rise of extreme partisan polarization and the contempt that each party shows for the other, maintaining constitutional democracy is now a major concern for people in America. There is no longer any ideological overlap between the most conservative Democrats and the most liberal Republicans. In the words of Professor Daryl J. Levinson and Professor Richard H. Pildes of NYU School of Law, the “separation of powers” has been replaced by a “separation of parties.” The actions of the …