Summary:
The book examines the historical and psychological roots of America's increasing political polarization, exploring how changes in media, political identity, and the electoral system have driven Americans into more ideologically homogeneous groups. It also discusses the impact of this polarization on governance and democracy, offering insights into how the country's political divisions have deepened and become more entrenched.
Key points:
1. Identity Politics: Klein believes identity politics has always been part of U.S. history and is causing current political polarization.
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