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But nationally, white women were a much more divided group.
The country awoke the following morning more divided than ever.
Politico's polling found American voters overall were even more divided.
In my lifetime, I can't recall humanity being more divided.
The country feels more divided than unified around common purpose.
Democrats are more divided on immigration than it might seem.
Americans know that our government is more divided than ever.
Republicans are more divided — 5513% consider interference likely, 2551% unlikely.
We are a far more divided society than we realized.
Perceptions of the economy became significantly more divided by race.
It feels like the country is more divided than ever.
Indeed, each left it more divided than he found it.
Some say Americans are more divided now than ever before.
"Midsommar" received mostly positive reviews, though audiences seemed more divided.
Is more divided internally than anytime in memory; and c.
To many, it feels like America has never been more divided.
Link to previous analysis about India being more divided than ever.
The audience is also perhaps more divided than you might expect.
But the general public is much more divided on the NRA.
But I think it is more divided than it can seem.
But today our political parties are more divided than ever before.
A majority thought another referendum would make Scottish society more divided.
Do you think the US is more divided as a country?
But when it comes to bathrooms, respondents were much more divided.
Americans' views of the tax plan in general are more divided.
This time around, a more divided party gave Bloomberg the victory.
The Conservatives are more divided than ever over the EU issue.
Voters are becoming even more divided along partisan lines on impeachment.
Second, Democratic Party leaders are more divided on strategy than Republicans.
The optimistic take is that Republicans are more divided than usual.
"Somehow we seem more divided now than we were before," Brown says.
They are more divided, I think, politically, on some of these things.
The Labour Party is even more divided over Brexit than the Conservatives.
They have seen Israel become more divided—and, in some ways, weakened.
We have never been more divided or more unsure of our institutions.
He's instilled that fear in everybody, so we're all the more divided.
All this could mean that an already polarized Bolivia grows more divided.
The more divided we are along party lines, the better for them.
The candidates become more divided around proposals that require licenses for firearms.
Two years into Mr. Trump's presidency, we are more divided than ever.
Respondents were more divided on how long exactly the contests should last.
The country's more divided than usual, and the Fourth isn't the same.
The Parliament is more divided than before and has missed the boat.
I think this country is more divided than it ever has been.
Indeed, he argues that the world will become only more divided and disorderly.
When it came to casting blame for the shutdown, people were more divided.
The US feels more divided about social and economic issues than ever before.
But he leaves behind a country more divided than the one he found.
Pennsylvania's likely voters are more divided than Colorado's along gender and racial lines.
Catalonia is more divided and angrily polarised than at any time since 1978.
Now, EU Commission has become more divided from the direct election in 1979.
In regard to the samples, the group of scientists was slightly more divided.
Choral:After the campaign, I saw how everything was just more divided than ever.
"Somehow we seem more divided now than we were before," Brown, 37, added.
GOP in Baltimore arguing that Dems, for once, are the more divided party.
We're all painfully aware that American politics are growing more and more divided.
When I was released, Northern Ireland was possibly even more divided than before.
America today is more divided; its economy is weaker and beset by problems.
"The truth is our nation is more divided than ever," the ads say.
But the court was more divided than in past rulings upholding the ban.
Instead, in every way, he made us poorer, less respected, and more divided.
After this contentious election, it seems that we are more divided than ever.
When it comes to companies' size, however, their answers are even more divided.
In the wake of Moore's defeat, Republicans will be more divided than ever.
Congress is more divided and dysfunctional than it was when McCain entered it.
This brand of politics and policy will only make our country more divided.
The more divided we are, the more his base comes to his support.
But the Republicans who control Congress seem much more divided on this idea.
While they argued among themselves, the situation became more fraught and more divided.
I think the opinion would be very much more divided the next time.
And when he left, American politics was more divided than when he came.
A loss in November could leave the party in shambles, more divided than ever.
The shrinking of manufacturing has coincided with the emergence of a more divided Britain.
"By every metric, we are more divided than ever as a nation," he said.
Republicans were more divided, with thirty-nine percent calling Trump's "zero tolerance" policy unacceptable.
But she also acknowledged that the country was more divided than she had realized.
While the candidates might win, the people lose, because government keeps getting more divided.
Another three-quarters of 2018 voters said that Americans are becoming more divided politically.
It has left many Americans feeling that the country is more divided than ever.
Takeaway: Within Australia, conservatives will face more enraged opponents and a more divided public.
They represent two generations and two intellectual camps in an ever more divided Germany.
While Britain seems more divided, the European Union appears to have achieved unusual unity.
But people are much more divided on abortion based on their politics or religion.
The House cleared that bill in December, on a much more divided vote. Rep.
Independents are more divided: 46 percent support impeaching Trump, while 39 percent oppose it.
He's winning about 20% of them in a far more divided field than 2016.
Solar gains are coming at a time when America is more divided than ever.
If anything, the rainbow nation is even more divided now than it was in 1994.
By contrast, white suburban Americans are more divided — 52 percent approve and 46 percent disapprove.
Parties that are somewhat divided can only hope that the opposing party is more divided.
Grant's pivotal moment came when the country was even more divided than it is now.
But that appeal is one that can work in an ever more divided media landscape.
Is not going to help, or is not going to make it even more divided?
To make matters worse, the party would be even more divided than it is today.
At the same time, an unhappy America is more divided than ever along partisan lines.
In fact, the majority of Americans feel that our politics are more divided than ever.
Unfortunately, the United States is far more divided today than it has been in years.
The unanticipated outcome will be a Britain poorer, more isolated, less influential and more divided.
"Republicans are trending toward Trump, and the Democratic Party is more divided than you've seen."
But it probably will be more divided by education, at least among whites, and gender.
" In another tweet Sunday, Schultz wrote that Democrats and Republicans are "more divided than ever.
I guess it's true what everyone's been saying lately, America has never been more divided.
And it's making a bitterly divided and angry nation more divided and angrier than necessary.
It would not be a surprise if the midterms left the nation even more divided.
But nationally (and in more divided states), the bans do not land the same way.
S., China more divided than ever as new trade talks loom 5/RETAIL RELIEF Sept.
Activists and analysts say India is more divided today than when Mr. Modi was elected.
Science can help us explain why political America may become more divided after an attack.
Another unquestionable reality is that Brexit has made the United Kingdom a more divided society.
For now, the French electorate seems more divided than at any time in recent memory.
While Britain seems more divided, the European Union appears to have achieved an unusual unity.
More worrisome, his actions and rhetoric threaten to leave America worse off and more divided.
Since Vine died, users' phones have only gotten more crowded, and their attention more divided.
Spectators were more divided: While some carried the unity flags, many waved South Korean flags.
A weekend of binge-watching later, the consensus on the show could not be more divided.
His suggestion was welcomed by two of the three parties on Italy's even more divided right.
The big message, said Penn, is that the country and parties are more divided than ever.
The new Germans are more plural, more confrontational, more divided But perhaps Germany has been spoilt.
" She asked if the post "supported an indivisible country or made it a bit more divided?
Plato himself eventually came to understand that the mind was more divided than his teacher thought.
Though the U.S is more divided than ever, the world has already decided to go renewable.
But one place where most people (76%) agree is that the country is growing more divided.
Respondents were much more divided over whether people of European descent encounter bias in American society.
The vast majority of Republican candidates back repealing the tax increase, while Democrats are more divided.
The big picture: The latest poll shows Americans are still more divided on other gun issues.
Since an attempted military coup took place last month, Turkey has been more divided than ever.
Newspaper headlines and social media keep telling us that the country has never been more divided.
The Hong Kong government has become less efficient and more divided than in the colonial era.
These days Mosul is once again a site of combat — but it is far more divided.
Americans are more divided over Kavanaugh than over any other Supreme Court pick in recent history.
As the world grows more and more divided, it's important to embrace every opportunity to unite.
Oishi believes this experience has created a generation that is more divided economically than previous ones.
But other polls show Americans are more divided on whether Trump should be removed from office.
Hardly a day goes by without a story about how America is more divided than ever.
The voters polled by Politico and Morning Consult were more divided on Trump&aposs reelection prospects.
JS: Does this convention show a more divided party than any other in the modern era?
Compared to years past this year's caucus was both more divided and more exciting, Leslee said.
Voters were more divided over what they want "Medicare for All" to be, given the same choices.
Time is running out for Prime Minister Theresa May, and her cabinet appears more divided than ever.
And in a time where our country is more divided than ever, that's a much-needed reminder.
"It was a community divided throughout the whole occupation, but now it's even more divided," she said.
Back in the 28.6s, New York City was a great deal more divided than it is now.
"I know some say these primaries have somehow left the Democratic Party more divided," said Mr Obama.
When it comes to Alabama GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore, however, Republicans and Democrats are more divided.
Then it would become apparent that the women in the shelter were more divided than they'd realized.
His view is, the more divided we are here at home, the weaker we're going to be.
Never before have we been so closely connected to each other, but more divided as a country.
This is a worrying trend that will only leave our country more divided and unable to function.
The appeals to religious unity inside Jerusalem's walls stand in contrast to the more divided voices outside.
In short, the protests exposed Iran's society as being more divided and more discontent than previously thought.
" He continued: "But he's actually just the insider, and the country's only gotten more and more divided.
And Hispanic voters, a source of strength for Sanders that year, remain largely supportive, albeit more divided.
It affects all of us, leaving the country more divided than ever and dangerously close to unraveling.
Two-thirds of Europeans now believe their countries are "more divided" than they were a decade ago.
Now, as he says goodbye, the country is more divided and angrier than most Americans can remember.
Respondents were more divided on whether the remainder of Clinton's emails should be released to the public.
In pointed contrast to black voters, who have largely consolidated behind Biden, Hispanics remain much more divided.
We're about coming together at a time the United States of America has never been more divided.
A nation constantly peering at itself through a peephole camera is not, strictly, a nation more divided.
He'll be coming into office at a time when the country seems to be more divided than ever.
"If we don't, we'll end up being in a country that's even more divided, for a long time."
There are few things that leave people more divided than the "pineapple pizza or no pineapple pizza" debate.
Maybe it's all a reflection of the political world, where we seem to be more divided than ever.
Americans — not just voters — are more divided over the president than we've seen in three decades of polling.
The political parties are in shambles and more divided than at any other time in our nation's history.
The more divided we become, the harder it is to locate the Overton Window, let alone move it.
" He added: "There's no doubt that politics in Congress are much more divided than the American people are.
He is much more popular among men ages 2628 and older than younger men, who are more divided.
The evangelical movement is now far more divided than it was under Mr. Graham, mostly because of politics.
Jewish communities stand more divided than ever on whether to embrace or denounce Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump.
But Democrats in Washington are perhaps even more divided on the subject than the candidates for president are.
"There is no denying that our national discourse has become more divided in the past year," she said.
Weddington explained that views on abortion rights are more divided along party lines than they were during the case.
All of these extremists want us to give up, to fear each other and them, to become more divided.
But the election results have proven that the United States is more divided, and more bigoted, than anyone thought.
Exit polls from the 2018 midterm elections showed that 76% of voters believe our country is becoming more divided.
A half-century later we find ourselves, domestically and globally, in a similar crisis, arguably more divided than ever.
Ermotti also bemoaned the concept of a United States as Europe appeared, he argued, to be becoming more divided.
Voters are even more divided over Trump's handling of the transition, with 6900 percent approving and 2628 percent disapproving.
However, the outcome - played out against a secessionist crisis in Catalonia - has left Spain's political landscape even more divided.
Americans are more divided along educational lines than at any point in about a quarter-century, according to Pew.
They were more divided on Monday, saying Mr. Cain's departure could open Mr. Moore to additional scrutiny and attacks.
She said she felt the country was more divided than ever and cited the incendiary rhetoric emanating from Washington.
Her characters, who already face long odds, would be even more divided in Trump's America, and just as invisible.
"This election has produced a more divided political map," said Eve Warburton, a research fellow at Australian National University.
But they alone cannot heal a nation that is more divided than at any time since the Civil War.
We hear it all the time: Americans are more divided than ever, or at least since the Civil War.
The party is more divided and its coalitions more attenuated, between conservatives and moderates, Trump loyalists and Trump skeptics.
Pollsters found that Americans are more divided on whether the issue is worth the risk of a government shutdown.
The United States is a more divided country now, sure, but more pressingly: Mass shootings are out of control.
After everything we have been through, after everything we are about to go through, this country will be more divided.
By tacitly looking the other way, it encourages this behavior and contributes to a society more divided and more radicalized.
As we approach the presidential election on November 8, it might seem like the nation has never been more divided.
The FARC's political party is more divided than ever, between those defending the peace deal and those who regret it.
The results of a first round vote and a congressional election last month pointed to a more divided country, however.
Over the course of that decade, though, the climate movement has changed substantially: It's much bigger, and much more divided.
The more different she is from her husband, the more divided they seem, the more impervious she is to criticism.
O'Rourke said the country and Texans need "inspiration" and hope when Americans and their government are more divided than ever.
Eric Fartwell has brought much needed joy to Twitter in a time when the country has never been more divided.
Republicans are outnumbered 43% to 303% in the state, and in liberal urban enclaves, it can be even more divided.
"We got more and more divided over time by geography, race and class," he said of this city of 400,000.
Americans were more divided along ideological lines than at any point in two decades, according to the Pew Research Center.
But repealing the law in an even more divided House and Senate will be tougher than Trump has let on.
Americans are more divided in their use of such services, SMS text messages, Apple's iMessage and various Google chat apps.
Three days later, the country appears more divided than ever, evidenced by massive protests and a spike in hate crimes.
From the civil war in Libya to the killing fields of Iraq and Syria, the region has never been more divided.
The outcome so far partly confirms what was already widely suspected: Hong Kong politics has become more divided and more fractious.
And as a leader of the conservative movement, Cruz's loyalties are more divided than just about any of his fellow partisans'.
Society had grown more divided and angst-ridden, said the chancellor, 63, whose fourth term is likely to be her last.
The most likely consequence is that British politics and society become a little more divided and thus even harder to govern.
In today's tumultuous times, the world more divided than ever before, we could use more voices to sift through the noise.
With the Iowa caucus just one week away and no clear winner in either party, America appears more divided then ever.
Americans are more divided about whether Trump's campaign colluded with the Russian government to swing the 24 presidential election to him.
Former President Barack Obama said that technology, despite its potential, has brought about greater inequality and made the public more divided.
The more divided we are, the more chaotic our politics; the more self-centered our leadership, the less secure we are.
Countries will become more divided between authoritarian populists and the supposed enemies of the people who try to hold them back.
Political institutions may be more divided than they've been in a century and a half, but how divided are Americans themselves?
They have pushed people further to the right or left (ergo, why some say we are more divided than ever before).
If the U.S.-China dispute drags on, the world could become more divided as blocs form, experts said at the conference.
Fans were somewhat more divided, but the film also scored the lowest CinemaScore grade of any entry in the modern trilogy.
Republicans have been more divided: Even as some accused members have stepped down, the party has largely stood by Mr. Trump.
Americans are more divided on Brett Kavanaugh's nomination than they've been on any recent Supreme Court nominee, according to recent polling.
Due both respect and admiration, she leaves her country more divided, the EU weaker, than either were when she came to power.
The public is left more divided than ever, inflamed by how these political issues are described and portrayed on their Facebook walls.
In a time where the country and world are more divided than ever, honoring David Mancuso's legacy has never felt more necessary.
This seems hard to believe because our experience suggests that the world is ever more divided between billionaires and the average person.
If so, Europe will have to withstand it in a political environment that is much more divided than it was in 2010.
French unions are weaker and more divided than in 1995 and public support for strikes is less ardent than it once was.
It makes political sense for Republicans to foment dissent among Democrats: they are more divided over policy towards Israel than Republicans are.
Americans are more divided than ever, and much of that division stems from our disparate experiences before the 2010 overhaul and after.
But did it have to be so ugly and leave us a nation more divided and mistrustful of one another than ever?
In the wake of the mutiny, the Turkish government has purged thousands of military personnel, leaving the military weaker and more divided.
Even Brexit, over which May's government is more divided than ever, Trump is a supporter of the U.K. leaving the European Union.
More than 70 percent of Americans say the country is either more divided or no more united than it was in 2009.
While polls show considerable majority support for keeping abortion legal, people are far more divided when it comes to late-term abortions.
" And he cited words that Abraham Lincoln spoke to "a nation far more divided than ours": "We are not enemies but friends.
The U.S. "is much more divided this 29/211 anniversary than ever before," says Johanna Perez, 28, an engineering student from Miami.
" Tom Tugendhat, a Conservative member of Parliament first elected in 2015, described Britain as, without question, "definitely more divided on the issue.
President Barack Obama said on Thursday that technology has brought about greater inequality and made the public more divided, despite its potential.
Tillerson is currently on a tour of a Middle East more divided, more deadly, more dangerous than it has been in decades.
About one-third of Americans agree America is more divided today, but are optimistic that Americans will come together in the near future.
One recent study showed how the erosion of local reporting in particular is directly contributing to Americans becoming less informed and more divided.
This election cycle — filled with mudslinging and finger-pointing — has left many Americans feeling like the country is more divided than ever before.
Other American families deserve the same Back in the 1990s, New York City was a great deal more divided than it is now.
Saudi Arabia would be more divided, less influential and poorer due to wasteful investments in the implausible plan to overtake regional star Dubai.
White Americans were much more divided on the issue, with 28503 percent approving of Trump's handling of racial issues and 22019 percent disapproving .
In May's three years in office, her Conservative party became more extreme, her parliament became more polarized, and her people became more divided.
Unless things change dramatically, he'll be entering the White House with the nation more divided than past presidents have had to deal with.
This is coming at a moment of rising political polarization, when political parties are ever more divided, and the ideological lines have hardened.
At the risk of being simplistic, the world seems to be more and more divided between those who want more walls or less.
Older companies such as IBM and Oracle have longstanding defense ties, but at younger firms like Google, the workforce is often more divided.
Americans might feel more divided than ever before, but she likes to brag that she got 24 bills signed into law under Trump.
The researchers found that the erosion of quality local reporting is not only leaving America less informed, but more divided than ever before.
It's more divided than a reluctant billionaire who has to choose between the family business and his love for a beautiful corporate rival.
Doctors are a little more divided, though their major trade associations have historically been opposed to single-payer because of government price controls.
Americans might feel more divided than ever, but she likes to brag that she got 24 bills signed into law under President Trump.
AS AMERICA PREPARES to go to the polls on November 6th, the country is more divided and angry than it has been in decades.
The country is very divided, and becoming more divided, so what happens if it gets so divided that it actually turns into a war?
A mildly disappointing evening for Trump was also a catastrophically disappointing evening for Marco Rubio, leaving the non-Trump field more divided than ever.
The bottom line: Medicare for All has been a more divided idea among Americans compared to a buy-in, per Kaiser polling from January.
Between answering for every turbulent moment in Trump's White House, Republicans dove into a health care fight that left lawmakers more divided than unified.
We will likely be even more divided as a nation than ever before, and for that fact alone, our collective hearts should be broken.
In an interview with VICE News, he said that Trump's "moral authority is compromised" and that the country is more divided under his presidency.
Mr. Robow's defection from the group shows that the Shabab may be more divided and at war internally than it has been for years.
Progressive economic and climate views unite these two coalitions, while the groups are more divided when it comes to racial justice and gender equity.
Republicans were more divided, with 2900 percent saying the ultra-rich should not be subjected to an additional tax and 220006 percent in favor.
Although the vote in Parliament was 170-0, lawmakers were more divided on the issue of ousting American troops than that tally may suggest.
Politically, Americans are more divided than ever, and we're also more connected than ever, making it nearly impossible to escape the relentlessness of 2016.
"There used to be more things that unified us and now I feel like we are more divided than we used to be," Forster said.
People who are more scientifically literate, for instance, are even more divided about the risks of climate change than those who are less scientifically literate.
"This community also holds the example and the solution to a country that has never been more divided than it is right now," O'Rourke said.
What was sold to them as a vote for national freedom and prosperity is only going to lead to a poorer and more divided society.
Voters delivered a fragmented result overnight on Sunday, meaning the make-up of the EU Parliament will appear more divided over the next five years.
Details: Voters are more divided on the question of whether or not Trump committed crimes during his presidency, with 45% responding yes and 43% no.
Yet this America, whose fault lines Obama the hybrid stepped across 12 years ago, is perhaps more divided than ever as his presidency winds down.
But over the past 45 years, access to quality education has become only more divided by class and race, which also plays out in jazz.
Unfortunately, Trump's propaganda comes at great cost -- and not just to immigrants, but to the entire country, which seems to grow more and more divided.
Only 27 percent of Americans see the U.S. as more united at the end of Obama's presidency, and 44 percent see it as more divided.
Today Americans seem more divided than ever on most things but criminal justice reform is an issue that unites Charles Koch and Black Lives Matter.
We have a moral obligation to admit the world's poor, they tell us, even if it makes our own country poorer, and dirtier, and more divided.
We have a moral obligation to admit the world's poor, they tell us, even if it makes our own country poorer and dirtier and more divided.
At the  last meeting in September, three officials dissented and the view of the Fed has become that it's even more divided than it has been.
Take a moment to look at the menu ahead of time, so you don't need to make a snap decision when your attention is more divided.
With his opponents more divided than at the last poll, government sources have said that Najib is considering a calling snap election by the third quarter.
At this stage in the game, Cersei is simply clinging onto power; she's cruel, she's vicious, and Westeros is more divided than ever under her rule.
Yet it's important to remember that we've found ourselves far more divided in years past and with far less genteel ways of dealing with our differences.
But she would do so as a diminished figure in a country that is perhaps more divided than at any time in the post-war era.
Large majorities of Democrats and independents think the group should be given the opportunity to enter (89% and 72%, respectively), while Republicans are slightly more divided.
"Democrats have never been more divided and out of touch with Americans across the country," she said in a statement following CNN's Democratic leadership debate Wednesday.
But the Electoral College winner will be determined by those few swing states that are more divided politically and look like they could go either way.
Candidates arrived there for the state party convention and encountered a black electorate whose interests and allegiances are far more divided than in recent presidential elections.
The show was celebrated in its original runs in London, but the reception has been more divided on Broadway, both among professional critics and regular attendees.
We have a moral obligation to admit the world's poor, they tell us, even if it makes our own country poor and dirtier and more divided.
Trump's approval rating is just 40%, and polling shows a more divided country on the impeachment question, but with those favoring at least an inquiry on top.
She said that as the country has become more divided and the political system broken down more and more, social media here became filled with more junk.
But while Iraq has witnessed an impressive string of territorial victories against IS under al-Abadi, the country is in many ways more divided politically than ever.
Historically, lawmakers have aimed for broad bipartisan support on pivotal, nonpartisan nominees, but data shows lawmakers and their constituents are more divided than they've been in decades.
The United States is becoming more divided all the time, including in its media habits — and that makes fierce political punches and counter-punches all but inevitable.
He said the Socialists would probably consolidate their position as the main leftist party, but the left as a whole could become more divided and lose support.
The pro-democracy camp has become ever more divided between those who simply want full democracy and people described as "localists"—some of whom want outright independence.
" Carlson drew attention last week when he said in an opening monologue on "Tucker Carlson Tonight" that immigration makes the U.S. "poorer and dirtier and more divided.
Over the past 2628 years, the public has tended to perceive the nation as being more divided than united, apart from two surveys taken after the Sept.
It's worth examining how we find common ground with those who disagree with us even at a time when it seems we are more divided than ever.
"As we've become more divided on the subject of immigration, racism and hate crimes have become normalized, and British society has become more closed-minded," he said.
More divided than ever after an inconclusive election, the country has lived through four terrorist attacks in recent months — three by British Muslims and one against them.
But, while she might have thought that having more "help" would be good for everyone concerned, the more people around, the more divided attention toward the child.
With turmoil abroad and an electorate more divided than ever, Madison Avenue has decided that the country is in no mood for another year of somber commercials.
I also believe that the social classes will be more divided: The workmen will dress like workmen, and the upper class will be dressed in natural, luxurious fabrics.
The biggest difference on the question comes across ideological lines, with 91% of liberals saying the country is more divided on top issues compared with 203% of conservatives.
The political support for free trade rhetoric is more divided in the U.S. "Trump also needs to show he's making things better for the American worker," Shapiro said.
" Mayor Pete was making a reference to Carlson's on-camera remarks in December 2018 when he suggested immigrants make "our own country poor and dirtier and more divided.
When it comes to China and the U.S., the world is more divided: 9 countries are more favorable toward China, 13 toward the U.S. and 1 (Spain) split.
All the while, the opposite has seemed to happen within our country; we've become more divided, angrier and fearful on a level that rivals the 9/11 era.
Overall, Tuesday's results prove that the problematic trend of far-left progressives winning Democratic primaries over moderate centrists continues, showing that the party is more divided than ever.
Consider their world: The suicide rate is up, cyberbullying is rampant, the United States is more divided than ever, and people are now live-streaming murder and suicide.
While Chancellor Angela Merkel and much of her conservative bloc are sympathetic to the goal of raising military spending, her Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partners are more divided.
But in this case, many analysts say, he will be damaged goods even if he wins, with rivals circling to succeed him and Conservatives more divided than ever.
The debates at the synod in 2014 and last year revealed a hierarchy more divided than he had perhaps imagined, and more conservative than he would have liked.
Which means the ultimate takeaway from the results is a Washington more divided than ever, with brinksmanship and escalating rhetoric -- and a potential December shutdown -- as political constants.
Susan E. Rice It is well documented that Americans are ever more divided: along party, ideological, socio-economic and cultural lines; by geographic, demographic, racial and religious differences.
It makes the press seem conspiratorial and less accountable, it makes the administration seem more divided and out of control, and it makes us, the people, seem irrelevant.
In a time where Washington seems more divided than ever, the revelation of the Equifax data breach last fall has galvanized citizens on both sides of the aisle.
The economy is humming, unemployment is at generational lows, America is more divided than I have ever seen it, and the president is in danger of being impeached.
Like Netflix, it's not lost on WWE that fan attention is more divided than ever, with Fortnite just as much of a threat as other primetime cable shows.
Economists in a Reuters poll were more divided on whether the bank would move next week, with the median forecast pointing to a hike in the fourth quarter.
Wade, which legalized abortion across the U.S. Americans are more divided on Brett Kavanaugh's nomination than they've been on any recent Supreme Court nominee, according to recent polling.
And we had someone who was considered an early viable contender for the 2020 presidency at a time when Democrats couldn't be more divided on who that should be.
Londoners were slightly more divided, with 30 percent voting "not a chance" on a Trump impeachment, not far off the 39 percent that pegged the probability at 30 percent.
While everything from elections to headlines suggests we're more divided than ever, this kind of outlook, which Castaways shares with the kumbaya attitudes of Queer Eye, seems extremely potent.
" He said — defensively and self-servingly but also probably true — he said, "Look, I think that we're just more divided on everything now than we were 703 years ago.
America is more divided than ever, and everyone has a different perspective on who is "really" in charge here — who the metaphorical hunters are, and who is their prey.
But two decades after the bombing helped stop the violence, and a decade after Kosovo declared itself independent from Serbia, this remains a land more divided than at peace.
If the exit poll data is any indication, it seems the opposition parties' complaints that India has become more divided under Mr. Modi did not change many voters' minds.
When asked the same question, only 29 percent of U.S. citizens felt the same way, indicating Australians were more divided on the question than Americans, the Lowy Institute said.
Numerous studies indicate that the erosion of quality local journalism not only results in a dumber and more divided populace, but that this increased tribalism can easily sway elections.
It is as if he has given up trying to be president of the United States of America, and is seeking to preside over an even more divided America.
"By tacitly looking the other way, it encourages this behavior and contributes to a society more divided and more radicalized," Vox Media publisher Melissa Bell said in a statement.
The big danger is that, while optimists and pessimists battle it out, the world becomes ever more divided between islands of high productivity surrounded by a vast ocean of stagnation.
Britain could thus find itself falling into the gap between a less effective, more divided NATO on the one side and rapid moves towards EU defence integration on the other.
The Pew study, conducted from June 8 to 18 among more than 113,000 respondents, found that Democrats and Republicans are growing substantially more divided in their opinions on public institutions.
That's the encouraging finding of an AP-NORC (University of Chicago) poll: 9% think the country has become more united under Trump, while 67% think the country is more divided.
And pundits are a bit more divided this time around, with some saying Trump was awful and others arguing that he averted disaster and made a strong case against Clinton.
"We have a nation that today feels more divided than at any time in my lifetime," said Christie, who is thought to be a contender to be Trump's running mate.
Majorities in both parties said they believe the country is likely to be more divided in the future than it is today, a moment of historic division and rank partisanship.
He will be trying to push through his reform agenda at a time when France is more divided than ever over how to respond to the disruptive forces of globalization.
The book's author, Adam Makos, says Brown and Hudner were able to forge a friendship across racial lines in an America that was even more divided by race than today.
According to Vox, in 85033 elections going back to 1900 in which one party has been much more divided than the other, the more deeply divided party lost all 10.
Mr. Walker is still Wisconsin's governor, still harboring national ambitions, and Wisconsin Democrats and Republicans have only grown more divided over Mr. Trump and the state's place in national politics.
But the Democrats' huge gains in the House have knocked off many of the Republicans who were moderates on the issue, leaving Congress even more divided on climate than before.
Voters at large were far more divided in their views of her: Only about 30 percent viewed her favorably, with 37 percent holding an unfavorable view and the rest undecided.
If we think we're at a point where the country could not become more divided and the very fabric of the country is fraying, impeachment would surely test that theory.
Business leaders are more divided on the subject these days, with some sympathetic to the administration's view that China does too much to help its exporters and to discourage imports.
At a time when the country was more divided than at any time since the Civil War, Kennedy's candidacy became perhaps the only possibility that the country could come together.
"Even though Americans are spending more time watching Netflix, people's attention will become more divided as new streamers emerge," Ross Benes, an analyst at eMarketer, said in a blog post.
But they were more divided on the company's promise that it was now on top of the Model 3 issues and well-capitalised for the extra investment needed to resolve them.
At the same time, Saudi officials have reached out to splinter groups within the Taliban, which has become more divided since the death in 2013 of its longtime leader, Mullah Omar.
Now, people are saying America is more divided than ever, but I think no matter what you support politically, we can all agree this is a great time for craft stores.
The challenge is deciding what constitutes authority when the public seems more divided than ever on which news sources to trust—or whether to trust the traditional news industry at all.
But public opinion has become more divided amid the corruption scandal that led to Park's downfall and criticism that the government was pushing ahead without seeking the consent of Seongju residents.
What America should be prepared for, it appears, is an intense, vicious and dispiriting campaign, the result of which will be a 45th president faced with an even more divided country.
Is the world today a more divided, dangerous and violent place because of the cumulative effect of five decades of oil-financed proselytizing from the historical heart of the Muslim world?
But the abundance of these covers at a time when the United States feels to many more divided than ever over issues of race has been cause for even more celebration.
In the meantime, we need to be cautious about assigning blame and be patient while men right themselves, lest we find our nation even more divided by men falsely claiming victimhood.
The undecided vote there is somewhat more divided on the president than the decided vote: 40 percent approve of Mr. Trump, and 44 percent disapprove, compared with decided voters (44-52).
"We are more divided than ever, as a nation," a visibly shaken Stephen Colbert said on the night of the 2016 election, citing one clear fact that resonates around the world.
A split on whether Trump should be impeached Americans are also more divided around whether Trump should be impeached than they were at the time of either Clinton or Nixon's impeachment inquiries.
See full poll results: North Carolina, Nevada and Ohio Voters in Nevada and North Carolina are more divided by gender than are those in Ohio, with the widest gender divide in Nevada.
" In statements this week, Pai has lamented the heated discourse around net neutrality policy, saying in remarks "that vitriol in social media seems to suggest that America is more divided than ever.
My recent trip to Los Angeles revealed a society more divided than ever between the super-rich celebrating their success in the hills and the homeless raging in the streets of downtown.
When asked to recommend what attitude the EU should adopt they were a bit more divided, with two-thirds saying it should be a hard or very hard line in the negotiations.
Meanwhile, likely Republican caucus-goers are more divided when it comes to who would best handle foreign policy, with Trump (27%), Rubio (26%) and Cruz (25%) in a virtual three-way split.
At a time when American politics is perhaps more divided than ever, one issue has emerged that the vast majority of people, regardless of their political affiliation, can agree on: Internet privacy.
We wondered if there was any way for an America we had come to see as even more divided than we'd thought to ever be reconciled; I wondered if art could help.
"Society will be more divided, more confrontations between locals and mainlanders are expected and the city's uniqueness and core values will be further eroded (by Beijing)," said the investor in his 50s.
As she prepared Germans last week for her eventual political exit, some noted that, politically at least, her Germany was more divided between East and West than at any point since reunification.
"Society will be more divided, more confrontations between locals and mainlanders are expected and the city's uniqueness and core values will be further eroded (by Beijing)," said the investor in his 50s.
America will be even more divided with an impeachment trial looming and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi now challenging President Donald Trump's decision to launch the airstrike that killed Iran's top commander, Gen.
Sanders won New Hampshire overwhelmingly over Hillary Clinton in 23.6, and if he's not able to replicate that success four years later with a much more divided field, it could be curtains.
It seems strangely appropriate that as our country becomes more divided and fearful of nuclear war and civil upheaval, more and more people just want to occupy themselves by playing with goopy ooze.
"They've got a year's worth of work to do in four months at a time when Washington is more divided and more dysfunctional than I've ever seen it," said GOP strategist Mark Mackowiak.
An earlier Pew report found that users in these 11 countries believe the internet and social media are making people more divided in their opinions and only sometimes more accepting of different views.
"The church is more divided now than any time in my life," Father Tony Flannery, co-founder of the Association of Catholic Priests, an independent body for members of the clergy, tells me.
As America becomes more and more divided—or more self-aware about its divisions—imagining a piece of technology that can get everyone on the same page about the facts is beautiful escapism.
The action was not seen as so much a market-moving event, but as another hurdle to tax reform, with Washington more divided than ever and sidetracked by a new politically charged controversy.
The cartoon frog with the bulging eyes and wide smile has, for years, been associated with America's alt-right — a symbol of racism and hate as the country continues to grow more divided.
It was always going to be a challenge, not only to negotiate a Brexit divorce deal but to get that deal through a divided Conservative Party and an even more divided British parliament.
It used to be more divided, like if you had a mohawk you'd get beat up, but now there have been a lot of shows with both metal and punk bands on them.
What is clear enough is that during the past five years of B.J.P. rule, India has become much more divided along religious lines, making more sharply precarious the lives of minorities, particularly Muslims.
America in 2016, post-Black Lives Matter is less secure, less free, more divided, and lesser-than in every respect when it comes to our national ideals of freedom and justice for all.
Our country has become much more divided over the last 8 years it's ridiculous and it's all about the blacks screaming and crying over the situation that their parents and ancestors put them in.
Both Le Pen and Macron are set to dispute the French presidency in the second round of the election, but French voters seem increasingly more divided and disappointed with politics as election day approaches.
When the anchor in December said the "immigration crisis" in America makes the country "poorer and dirtier and more divided," insurance company Pacific Life, personal finance website NerdWallet and SmileDirectClub all pulled their ads.
The Harvard-run poll — which surveyed more than 3,000 voters between the ages of 18 and 29 — shows that young voters are more divided, however, on how they think the problem should be addressed.
The people of Colombia had suffered violence for several decades, leaving generations more divided than united, said Oscar Moreno Escarraga, one of the artists in the project, in an interview with the Deutsche Welle.
Left-leaning candidates elsewhere, like Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, may learn to avoid making climate a campaign issue, while here in Australia, conservatives face more enraged opponents and a more divided public.
The senator also said he believes the country is more divided after President Barack Obama's term in office and that the divide has grown even larger in the months since Trump assumed the presidency.
Democrats and Republicans concurred in their view of the division, a marked change from 2009 when more than half of Republicans thought the country was becoming more divided, compared to about four in ten Democrats.
But while views of the media are becoming even more divided along party lines, the researchers also found evidence that online media consumption habits of Democrats and Republicans may be less polarized than commonly believed.
In some ways, that's a perfect metaphor for the dangers of polarization -- it's a fear-fueled feedback loop between activists who are easily manipulated into presenting a more divided vision of America than actually exists.
The EU referendum did nevertheless illuminate British politics like nothing else: it revealed a country far more divided along regional and class lines and far more disillusioned with the establishment than almost anybody had realised.
An ad that evokes Buttigieg's message, starring a Vietnam veteran from Nevada, is now on the air: "Our country now is way more divided than it was when I came home from Vietnam," he says.
So there is sad irony in the fact that people who cherish that sacred story seem more divided than ever, with some rejoicing in Jerusalem's rising earthly status and others expressing the very opposite view.
The country is more divided than it has been for decades, with the rich consolidating their power and people who are born in the wrong class or region seeing their chances of getting ahead declining.
A majority of Americans know online harassment when they see it, according to a newly released Pew Research Survey — but they're much more divided on whether social media platforms should do anything about the behavior.
Indeed, there's a political incentive for them to exploit such attacks because the GOP is more divided than ever, as it fails to accomplish a single legislative achievement despite having full control of the government.
Americans are feeling more anxious these days, and with people growing more divided by the hour, there's no lack of reasons, especially as a woman, to feel afraid of losing basic rights, protection, and care.
Read the postmortems, and you would think Republicans are more divided than Democrats were in 20143 when the ACA passed, or than Republicans were in 22014 when the Bush tax cuts were signed into law.
Without the United States standing as a bulwark for global democracy, illiberal powers like Russia will take increasingly aggressive steps to disrupt the international order, bully their neighbors and return to a more divided world.
"I don't think I have ever known Britain more divided," said Alastair Campbell, once the media strategist for the former prime minister, Tony Blair, reflecting on the political legacy of last June's vote for withdrawal.
At a time that America is more divided than ever, Pickens' death serves as a reminder that visionaries can blaze new paths and help build new industries by finding ground with people despite political disagreements.
Read more: 6 alarming passages from Bob Woodward's book show Trump's inability to properly lead the military Americans today have never been more divided over politics, but they are united in their deference to the military.
But I have not seen Britain more divided and so it will need more than a one off initiative or a quick fix to solve this issue of unity and the integrity of the United Kingdom.
The Tories are far more divided than Labour over Brexit—in particular, their "ultras" are more extreme—and, as the party of government, their divisions will be more damaging both to themselves and to the country.
The government and opposition remain more divided than ever: a visit from a UN arbitrator in April failed to revive all-party talks, because the opposition insists on the release of political prisoners as a precondition.
To understand what can happen when the country is too divided for any common sense of justice to prevail, we should look not to Nixon but to a president from a more divided and chaotic era.
About 28503 percent of Americans feel that the country has become more divided since he took office, while 22019 percent say there has been no difference and 11 percent say the country has become more unified.
Rather than coming out of Salzburg more divided, as Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary suggested was happening, "Europe collectively has come stronger, and even tougher today than a day or so ago," Mr. Rahman said.
While Trump's fulminations against "elites," immigrants and other targets create a sense among most white working-class men that he is "fighting for them," says Greenberg, the blue-collar women have a much more divided view.
And my fear is that in winning after a campaign charged with even greater anger and vitriol than in 2016, Britain would be left with an even more divided and dysfunctional politics than it has today.
Brexit alone would not make Europe that much more interesting, he said, but it would contribute to the slow unraveling of a stable European order, leaving both the EU and the UK "weaker and more divided".
"It is the lethal combination of a deadlocked parliament, an ever-more divided country and the mounting distrust between parliament and people that makes me fear for our cohesion," he said in a speech in Edinburgh.
In the emails, Marlow raved about what he called a "conspiracy" involving Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump's marriage, adding that Bannon had previously described them as "evil" and said no administration is more divided than Trump's.
"Another beloved Thanksgiving tradition is stronger than ever: arguing at the dinner table," pointed out The Late Show host, referencing a 2017 Pew Research Center study that suggests Americans are more divided along party lines than ever.
"These elections will decide the future of Colombia and maybe steer it toward an even more divided society that could end in a deep crisis," said Gregorio Sierra, a 52-year-old psychologist in the capital, Bogota.
And while Republicans see blocking a vote via Senate procedure as a justifiable move (77%), independents are more divided on that question (46% say it's justified), while Democrats are not on board, just 251% say it's justified.
At a time when the country is becoming more divided over allegations of misconduct by our government officials, there is little hope for reconciliation so long as the public feels it is being played by both sides.
"We can show girls that creative thinking, collaboration, teamwork and being a decent friend and a kind person, these are things that are more important in their world than ever as we are more divided," Parks said.
Even perceptions of the president's dogs became more divided by race — shown pictures of the Obamas' dog Bo, more racially resentful Americans liked the dog better when told it was a picture of Ted Kennedy's dog Splash.
Some of them stayed in touch via a Google Group, sharing news stories and columns and having heated debates, but as they grew more divided in their opinions on Trump, the president became a topic they avoided.
But they are much more divided over whether it's ethical to give out nets in some regions but not in others in order to test which produces higher use of nets (and consequently lower rates of malaria).
PRIMARY RESULTS TUESDAY IN FOUR STATES EXPLAIN WHY "Overall, Tuesday's results prove that the problematic trend of far-left progressives winning Democratic primaries over moderate centrists continues, showing that the party is more divided than ever," he wrote.
Emory political scientist Alan Abramowitz has argued that this isn't just an elite phenomenon — that the voters themselves are becoming more and more divided between a growing blue camp in an endless war with a growing red camp.
It was more populous, its land mass greater, its streets grimier, its markets more international, its corporations huger, its classes more divided, its races still divided, its immigrants divided, and the narrative of the recent past tidied up.
Entrusted with shepherding American power a third time, in the early 2000s, Dick Cheney and Colin Powell oversaw its erosion instead, leaving as their legacy a more divided, indebted and globally unpopular country than the one they'd inherited.
Mark Jolley, global strategist at CCB International Securities, told CNBC as polls were closing that a Democratic capture of the House could disrupt global investment patterns because some investors fear the consequences of a more divided U.S. political environment.
After the past eight years wherein America has become progressively more and more divided and a campaign season that has magnified these divisions, I fear for that we will not be able to withstand this kind of continued scandal.
Incivility is, of course, a problem in American political life; the country seems to be more divided than ever, thanks partly to a Trump administration that's pushing a far-right agenda and race-baiting rhetoric designed to stoke anger.
In fact, politics were even more divided and violent in the era of the founders, when one minister worried that the "parties hate each other as much as the French and English hate" each other in time of war.
Moreover, as I found in my Democracy Fund Voter Study Group analysis of the 2016 elections, conservative views on race and identity now largely unify the Republican Party, whereas the party's voters are much more divided on economic views.
Leaders of G7 nations meeting in Canada from Friday are more divided than at any time in the group's 42-year history, with Trump's "America First" policies at risk of causing a global trade war and deep diplomatic schisms.
The big picture: SurveyMonkey also found that half the country believes America is more divided today than ever before — and that these divisions will probably continue far into the future (ranging between 46% and 20183% over the past two years).
Even if the 40 percent of voters that supported former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi still stick with his center-left party, chances are that the next Italian parliament will be even more divided, making implementation of much needed reforms increasingly difficult.
But this contest will be particularly intense, not only because it is taking place in the middle of the Brexit negotiations, but also because the Tories are more divided over the future than at any time since the early 20th century.
Though several supporters mention that the fanbase has been more divided over the last few seasons than it perhaps was previously, there is a cautious sense of optimism about the coherence of the club and what the future might hold.
With the second woman as British prime minister exiting the stage, leaving behind an even more divided country, it remains to be seen how any future prime minister can break the impasse in a government and a nation so polarized.
" Clinton said the Republican refusal to consider Garland was the "latest in a long line of actions aimed at disrupting our government and undermining our president, and the result is an America that is more divided, less functional and less secure.
David Axelrod, a former Obama administration official, said he was "kind of amazed and appalled" by Democrats applauding Sanders being denied service and the heckling Trump officials in public only gives in to what the administration wants — a more divided America.
And as the New York Times notes, purple is what you get when you mix Republican red and the Democrat's blue—a potential nod that in a country more divided along party lines than ever, we might soon see some unity.
Today, with the European Union more divided than at any point since the Cold War, our correspondent writes, the events of 1968 serve as a reminder of the fragility of the systems currently in place to guard against war and tyranny.
As a result, Democrats are more divided than ever, beholden to a radical base that seeks to tear down the foundations of this country, and the moderates in tone but not actually in policy who are stacked up against them.
Bret: To be frank, I wish the G.O.P. were more divided: One of the most depressing political facts of our day is the extent to which Trump has captured the party, leaving conservatives like me who oppose him feeling politically homeless.
"Moderates consolidating their support around Biden and progressives remaining still a little bit more divided between Warren and Sanders is not an ideal situation," said Julian NoiseCat, vice president of policy and strategy at the progressive think tank Data for Progress.
While the politics of climate change in the United States has grown more divided since then, the scientific community has united: Global warming is having an impact, scientists say, with sea levels rising along with the extremity of weather events.
Even as adult gender roles have merged, children's products have become more divided by gender than they were 50 years ago, research has found: pink princesses and blue trucks, not just in the toy aisle but on cups and toothbrushes.
It remains to be seen whether members of the Trump administration or the Republican caucus will make similar stands today, but we are entering one of the greatest political struggles at a time when our country has never been more divided.
Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, we are more divided than we should be -- thanks in no small part to a President who chose to build his power on the quicksand of racial resentment rather than a firm foundation of tolerance.
Into this ideological breach came a bracing report on Wednesday from the Pew Research Center that said that Democrats' and Republicans' attitudes toward the news media's role in society were more divided than at any point in the last 30 years.
Her most likely coalition allies are the increasingly eurosceptic, pro-business Free Democrats and the Greens - but she also faces a more divided Bundestag lower house, where the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) is now the third biggest party.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – At a time when the United States hopes to exert maximum pressure on Iran, a regional bloc created by Gulf Arab countries to counter Tehran looks increasingly more divided ahead of the anniversary of the diplomatic crisis in Qatar.
Less obvious is that Trump voters were far more divided: To be sure, plenty of Trump voters are traditional conservatives who lean right on social and economic issues—many of these people also supported George W. Bush, John McCain, and Mitt Romney.
At this point, there's universal support across the Democratic field in favor of an impeachment inquiry, though candidates are a bit more divided when it comes to pushing for the president's ultimate removal — a trend reflected among Americans as a whole. Sen.
"I think that City opinion is more divided than a year ago on the merits of equivalence because of the reality of what it will look like in practice," said Jonathan Herbst, global head of financial services at Norton Rose Fulbright law firm.
"Despite the brave face and united facade depicted by Gwede Mantashe, the ANC is more divided now than it has ever been – and this will only worsen," opposition leader and head of the Democratic Alliance party Mmusi Maimane said in a statement.
The more divided Europe becomes, the more Putin will try to exploit that division to Russian advantage at a time when European nations and NATO are united against Russian aggression in Ukraine and his support for the mass murderer Bashar Assad in Syria.
Read more: A fight among candidates on the debate stage revealed Democrats are more divided on immigration than it might seemWhen you look at the rankings of candidates based on what respondents who said they'd vote in the Democratic primary said, Sen.
In contrast to Belgium's Turks, the Moroccan community is far more divided and resistant to authority, in part because many of the early immigrants came from the Rif, a rebellious Berber-speaking region often at odds with the ruling monarchy in Morocco.
Given how divisive the healthcare debate was and prevailing sentiment that the party is even more divided on tax reform than it was on healthcare reform, some Republican senators are warming up to the idea of overhauling the tax code with Democrat involvement.
These people have seen over and over again what's been happening in the news, which is mass shootings where people get shot, we have a debate, and we get more divided as Democrats and Republicans and not as Americans that we are.
"You have all these calls for unity but actually if you look at the AU now, it is more divided than ever – over Morocco, the regional divisions and the ICC," said Liesl Louw-Vaudran, an AU expert at the Institute for Security Studies in Pretoria.
Americans are more divided over whether Trump will "drain the swamp" and reduce the amount of corruption in Washington (51% think that's likely), defeat ISIS (50% see that as likely) or build a wall along the border with Mexico (48% see that as likely).
"Faced with an opposition that is ever more divided, incoherent, and desperate, we Chavistas raise the flags of the fatherland," the ruling socialist party deputy and former house speaker Diosdado Cabello said in a tweet after it became clear the marches would not be massive.
The tragedy of Iraq is measured not only in lives lost but in the nearly complete societal breakdown of a country that is more divided than ever by sect and ethnicity, as Sunni Arabs, Shiite Arabs and Kurds pull further apart from one another.
It's an ugly reality that countless teenagers and their middle-aged parents have found themselves in since the 2016 election: For most Americans, the country has never felt more divided — particularly across generational lines — in their lifetimes, and families haven't been excluded from this rupture.
The president's habitual lying, his attacks on the press and his wilful stoking of grievance among his supporters have all contributed to a mood in American society that is more divided, febrile and angry than at any point since at least the late 20193s.
Returning to Springfield, Illinois, the site of his presidential campaign launch nine years ago to the day, Obama confronted the gaping shortfall between his lofty 2007 rhetoric on changing the country's political discourse, and the reality of politics today: meaner and more divided than ever.
This kind of attack plays straight into the hands of people who already have that on their agenda—right-wing parties will have an easier time passing certain policies, public discourse will take another turn to the right, people will become even more divided.
Leaders of the Group of Seven rich nations headed for a summit in Canada more divided than at any time in the group's 42-year history, as U.S. President Donald Trump's "America First" policies risk causing a global trade war and deep diplomatic schisms.
" In an essay in Time magazine in December, he wrote, "Entrenched and compromised interests spin the fiction that science is more divided than united, and they sow seeds of uncertainty on issues of unquestionable priority: namely, the survival of our species on this planet.
In the end, Russia and the West have landed with a much poorer, more chaotic and more divided version of what they had before 2014: an impoverished, shambolic Ukraine caught permanently between East and West and acting as a source of tension between them.
But there was no denying the scope of her failure: The deal she had painstakingly negotiated with the European Union was overwhelmingly rejected by the British Parliament, again and again, and in the end she left the country more divided over Brexit than ever.
On Saturday, the New York Times reported, citing multiple sources with knowledge of the matter, that the commission is more divided that outwardly appears; not only on the dollar amount of the fine, but on whether Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, should be held personally liable.
The primary dealers were more divided in their opinion of how high rates will be by the end of 2018, with views spanning from as low as a range of 1.50 percent to 1.75 percent, to a range as high as 2.25 percent to 2.50 percent.
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Leaders of the Group of Seven rich nations headed for a summit in Canada on Thursday more divided than at any time in the group's 42-year history, as U.S. President Donald Trump's "America First" policies risk causing a global trade war and deep diplomatic schisms.
In the months prior to Brexit, we conducted our 2023 Views from the C-Suite study, an annual survey of C-suite executives from key markets around the world, and found global business executives more divided than ever on the majority of the issues governing the short-term outlook.
As most of the Democratic candidates descended on South Carolina this weekend, attending a fish fry on Friday night and the state party convention and a Planned Parenthood forum on Saturday, they encountered a black electorate whose interests and allegiances are far more divided than in recent presidential elections.
Republicans were more divided on allowing women in combat, with some outright opposing any change, some upset Carter overruled the Marines' request to keep some jobs closed and others supportive of the idea so long as standards aren't lowered to ensure women make it into the newly opened jobs. Sen.
In fact, just after the 2016 election, as Obama was leaving office, just 27% of Americans who responded in a survey conducted by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research saw America as more united as a result of Obama's presidency, versus 44% who said it was more divided.
A key wildcard now is that the U.S. is much more divided on partisan lines than it was in the Reagan era or World War II. It's also a presidential election year, where two of President Trump's Democratic rivals have already sent multiple signals that they'd be more dovish with China.
"The more divided and weak these powers in the Gulf are, the less able they are to stamp down on extremist activities, let alone extremist financing," Allen Fromherz, the director of the Middle East Studies Center at Georgia State University and the author of Qatar: A Modern History, told me.
A set of informal polls that reportedly circulated internally among Google employees and were subsequently leaked online show a more divided set of reactions, ranging from strong agreement with its position to strong disapproval: It's important to note that, as indicated in images above, fewer than 300 of the Google's thousands of employees responded.
" The venerable Doug Schoen, longtime Democratic consultant, was not far off in his comments Monday in The Hill: "After the past eight years wherein America has become progressively more and more divided and a campaign season that has magnified these divisions, I fear for that we will not be able to withstand this kind of continued scandal.
I have written a book, called "Hopelessly Divided," and another called "Mad As Hell," and I have sought, among many other observers, to explain that the weaker we are at home, the more divided we are — and the weaker we are overseas as well, playing into the hands of enemies like North Korea, Russia, China and Iran.
I reached out to Stephen Reicher, an expert in group behavior and a professor of psychology at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland to talk about whether crowds really make us lose our inhibitions, whether violence is an inevitability, and how these groups show we're more divided than ever: What does research tell us about crowd psychology?
Both children were sitting on their fathers' shoulders, holding up posters and smiling at each other, when a Chicago Tribune photographer captured what would became a viral photo of them — two families, one Jewish, one Muslim — inspiring many people by the sign of solidarity and acceptance in a time when the country feels more divided than ever.
A large majority of voters says the U.S. has become more divided since President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE took office in 2628, according to a new USA Today/Suffolk University Poll.
So what this means is that we can expect a more scorched-earth policy, and the big takeaway there is that we're removing the institutional incentives to compromise or to move towards a more consensual position across party lines, at the very moment that parties are more divided along partisan lines than they ever have been in the 20th century.
Ben Carson's decision to endorse GOP presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE divided his supporters, with many expressing shock and anger over the move on social media.
There will also be an intervention on behalf of John Major, a former prime minister whose years in office between 1990 and 1997 were marked by bitter divisions and conflict within his own Conservative Party over Britain's relations with the EU. Johnson is also a Conservative prime minister, and the party is more divided than ever over the EU issue.
Tucker Carlson, currently facing some advertiser boycotts over a segment in which he accused immigrants of making America "poorer and dirtier and more divided," resorted earlier this week to a favorite tactic of right-wing provocateurs — playing the victim and insisting on his right to speak his mind rather than engaging in an actual debate on the issue at hand.
"The best possible path, especially if you're concerned about a country that's never been more divided, perhaps more highly polarized every day, is for this President to resign, allow this country to heal and ensure that we come back together with the greatest, most ambitious agenda we've ever faced, none of it possible while he remains in power," O'Rourke told an audience in Austin.
"The best possible path, especially if you're concerned about a country that's never been more divided, perhaps more highly polarized every day, is for this President to resign, allow this country to heal and ensure that we come back together with the greatest, most ambitious agenda we've ever faced, none of it possible while he remains in power," O'Rourke said at the Texas Tribune Festival in Austin.
The company says that while 90 percent of individuals who participated in the survey wanted the company to label significantly altered tweets and alert them before they share such media, they were more divided on if Twitter should delete such media; 55 percent of those surveyed in the US said Twitter should take down such content, while many others expressed concerns about the "impact on free expression and censorship" if it were to remove such content, according to Twitter.
Schumer has kept his caucus unified against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's major legislative drives on ObamaCare and tax reform, but he faces a more divided group of Democrats when it comes to protecting young immigrants who could face deportation next year.

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