More like "alien tribes" than rival parties. That's how the Pew
Research Center describes how the two sides in an increasingly divided
America see each other.
They can't stand the other side's viewpoint - and because hyper-partisan news and social media enables them to live in ideological isolation - they don't even have to try to understand it.
The BBC's Franz Strasser looks at the demographic trends that have made the US increasingly divided.
Read more: US election 2016: Divided nation split into 'alien tribes' - BBC News
They can't stand the other side's viewpoint - and because hyper-partisan news and social media enables them to live in ideological isolation - they don't even have to try to understand it.
The BBC's Franz Strasser looks at the demographic trends that have made the US increasingly divided.
Read more: US election 2016: Divided nation split into 'alien tribes' - BBC News
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