The Second Civil War: How Extreme Partisanship Has Paralyzed Washington and Polarized America
Ronald Brownstein examines the consequences of extreme partisanship in the United States, focusing on how political division has paralyzed Washington and polarized America. The book offers a broad account of a deeply divided political landscape and its impact on national life.
About This Book
The Second Civil War explores the effects of extreme partisanship on American political life.
It focuses on the paralysis of Washington and the challenges created by prolonged political division.
The book also considers how polarization has shaped the broader experience of America.
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