Debating Non-Partisanship and Political Identity

This chapter critiques the concept of political non-partisanship, exposing how claims of neutrality often hide deeper biases and distort political discourse. It examines the authenticity of self-identified centrists and analyzes their role in shaping public perception, particularly during political debates. The discussion highlights the complexities of political identities amidst a polarized environment and the challenges of engaging in meaningful policy debates.