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If you want unity, you need to vote for candidates that only pursue policies that an overwhelming majority of Americans agree with. Right now however Americans
by malandrew 7y ago
If you want unity, you need to vote for candidates that only pursue policies that an overwhelming majority of Americans agree with.
Right now however Americans are mostly voting for candidates that pursue policies that half of Americans will agree strongly with and half will disagree strongly with.
Moving the locus of policy making away from Washington DC and towards state legislatures would be a good thing since the policies would largely impact populations where the overwhelming majority agrees with the policies.
- alextheparrot 7y agoFifty ways of doing something isn’t an American union, just as the Treaty of Verdun didn’t form Germany. To add to the initial commentary, when the state governments and federal government are fighting each other, it shows a lack of unity. I’m not asking for a hegemonic unity where we all think the similar things for it to be enacted nationally, but instead for us to just have higher guiding principles that can align a nation in common action, politics irrespective.