The Politics of Neither
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Started January 29, 2026
Polls are increasingly clear: both Republicans and Democrats are rapidly losing the public's confidence. Do more people want to end the culture war than win it?
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The Politics of Neither
Matt Taibbi (United States) | Jan 28, 2026
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Jan 29, 2026
The decline in trust towards both Republicans and Democrats indicates a failure of the current system to address citizens' needs.
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Public discontent with both parties signals a need for new political frameworks that address issues beyond the culture war.
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Ending the culture war can unite Americans and restore faith in government, leading to a more productive political landscape.
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Focusing on compromise over culture war victories can help rebuild public trust in political institutions and leaders.
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The culture war is essential for defining political identities; abandoning it would dilute the values that drive party loyalty.
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