Red vs. Blue States: How Regional Political Divides Shape National Gridlock in the United States
n a country that prides itself on being the “United” States of America, the growing political chasm between regions tells a different story. The divide between red and blue states—especially between political powerhouses like Texas and California—has become more than a cultural quirk. It has become a defining force in American politics, shaping federal policy, fueling legislative gridlock, and threatening the very cohesion of the nation.
