> Polarization directs Americans at other Americans, or rather at the Internet caricatures of other Americans, rather than at fundamental problems such as wealt

> Polarization directs Americans at other Americans, or rather at the Internet caricatures of other Americans, rather than at fundamental problems such as wealth inequality or foreign interference in democratic elections. I notice that both these "fundamental" problems are talking points from my side of politics. Presumably the other side worries about other things. In that sense, this article is itself an example of polarisation.