America now looks like a marriage headed for #NationalDivorce and there's no exit
Marriages end when partners stop seeing each other as allies and start treating each other as enemies. Nations fracture for the same reason.
Marriages end when partners stop seeing each other as allies and start treating each other as enemies. Nations fracture for the same reason.
(The Blaze) - Marriages rarely end over one argument. They fall apart through a long breakdown in communication, a growing inability to resolve disagreements, and the slow realization that two people no longer walk toward the same future.
Healthy marriages don’t require full agreement on every subject. They require compromise on the decisions that shape daily life: money, children, priorities, responsibilities. They also require shared goals.
No tidy divorce court exists for a nation-state. We share one flag, one legal framework, and one public square. When those goals diverge — and neither side will realign — the relationship becomes unsustainable. The law calls the condition “irreconcilable differences.”
America now lives in that condition.
We remain bound under one nation, one Constitution, and one civic home. But we no longer share a common purpose. We no longer share a common story about what the country is, why it exists, or whether it deserves to endure.
This conflict no longer turns on tax rates or regulatory policy. It turns on the legitimacy and direction of the American experiment itself. The modern left no longer argues about how to preserve the American system. It treats the system as…
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