Politics
Party division is at its peak, but the extremes have never been closer to each other
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| The Hill | Party division is at its peak, but the extremes have never been closer to each other |
Originally dubbed the “Horseshoe theory,” the concept argues that at the extremes, the political left and right eventually bend towards each other. |
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