Culture Wars? The Myth of a Polarized America

The national culture war is not so 50:50. Polarized American Myth: Book Review "Cultural War". Morris Fiorina, Samuel Abrams, Jeremy Pope's "Polarized American Myths" is a convincing text about the United States and its political topics. In the first chapter, Fiorina said from the 1992 speech at the Republican National Convention of Pat · Buchanan, "There is a religious war .... a cultural war extremely important to the country ... like a cold war ... this War is for the soul to fight the United States "(Fiorina et al.

Second, through an article entitled "From Cultural War - Extreme American Myths", author Morris P. Fiorina denies the violence of American prejudice about cultural or social problems. He also questioned the view that this bias reinforced the notion of voter relations and Washington party relations and that political elites have been more biased. Morris said that it will also manipulate options that voters can choose because political elites, especially candidates are more biased in terms of partisanism and ideology. As a result, a distinction is made between fraudulent emergence of polarization in voters and the public (Fiorina, 2005).

With the book of the famous Cultural War? Extreme American myths, such as Morris Fiorina, believe that Americans are usually more neutral than the members of Congress, less ideology, few factions. Therefore, I am convinced that polarization is an artifact of Congress, not American public opinion. However, the conclusion of Abramovitz is that this "minor" could not distinguish "participating public" from others.17 Participation in the public, contribution to the campaign, participation in the elections, public servants respond It is a considerable part that the possibility is the highest. Therefore, the hyperpolarization phenomenon in Congress is not a free flow phenomenon. Both members reflect the bias of participation in the public. However, in any case, extreme

In a common era in 2016, the US experienced a number of years of deflection. This polarization is said to represent people called "cultural war". With a simple single-dimensional one-dimensional body, all possible ideas are divided into "left-right", "left", "freedom", "right", "discreet". This is a hypothetical explanation. We should believe that this polarization represents the actual difference in worldview, both sides are polarized and polarized.