Moving from Left-Right Polarization to Overclass-Underclass Division

There is a shift happening in the world as we move away from the traditional left-right polarization and towards a division between the overclass and the underclass. The overclass, largely made up of college-educated individuals in influential positions, holds pro-market economic views but leans toward center-left on social issues. On the other hand, the underclass, representing the non-college-educated working class majority, leans center-left on economics and center-right on social issues. This new division is becoming a defining feature of the current era, with issues and policies becoming battlegrounds for these two groups with distinct perspectives.