The Uncertain Future of Organized Labor and Business Interests

The current political landscape shows organized labor and business communities disconnected from either major political party, creating a unique and unstable situation. Donald Trump's disassociation of the business community was partly due to perceived disloyalty, while unions remain indecisive, seeking to balance relations with both parties without full commitment. This lack of traditional alignment poses challenges for coherent economic policy, as the influential factions that historically shaped such policies are absent from the conversation. Consequently, both factions are functioning as swing voters, leading to increasing volatility in elections and hinting at a potential reorganization of American politics into a new party structure.