A review by mvindc
The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America is Tearing Us Apart by Bill Bishop

3.0

This book had such a huge influence on the way we look at political behavior and polarization that it has transformed the way we talk about these subjects--therefore I feel like I've already read this book, in a sense, since it has been so influential on many of the other political books I've read. Still, it's good to read the original research. It's also a bit of a depressing read, considering that politics and Congress particularly have become even more polarized since the book was published in 2008, and it doesn't look like there's really a "solution" to this problem.