539 | Didi Kuo & Steve Teles: Why Are Political Parties So Unpopular?
The Realignment
The Evolution of Political Parties in America
This chapter explores the historical development of political parties in the United States, examining the tension between anti-party sentiment and the necessity of organizational structures for representation. It delves into the shifting dynamics of party loyalty, economic interests, and societal changes, highlighting the challenges political parties face in effectively representing a fragmented electorate. The discussion also critiques the relationship between parties and advocacy groups, questioning the efficacy of current political engagement strategies in addressing constituents' needs.
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