Public Perception of Politics
Most Americans feel that neither Democrats nor Republicans care about them, leading to a search for leaders who can step up and make a difference.
People are seeking a political system that allows for an affordable life, but instead, they find polarization and division.
Polarization in Politics
Polarization is often discussed, but it primarily occurs at the extremes, with most people falling somewhere in between.
People are searching for grown-ups willing to step up and lead on both sides, but especially on the left.
Author's summary: Americans seek effective leadership amidst polarization.
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