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From media and money to political polarization, the 2016 United States presidential election is rewriting the rules of the game, says Nate Persily, a law professor of law at Stanford University. He says the election raises real questions about whether “democracy is up to the task of dealing with modern problems.” In this interview, Persily explains how the erosion of political norms could have consequences for years to come.
Political polarization dominates almost every discussion of American politics today. The gap between the two political parties can be seen most clearly in Washington and especially in Congress, but also among American voters themselves. As the parties have diverged further and further, dysfunction in the government has skyrocketed.
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