1968-Present: 6th Party System (1 Nov 1968 Jahr – 22 St. 40 Min, 14 Mai 2025 Jahr)

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The 6th Party System, spanning from November 1968 to the present (or the 1980s to present, depending on the perspective), centers on social and cultural issues, economic policy, civil rights, and identity politics. Democrats, led by figures like Biden, Obama, and Clinton, are liberal and progressive, advocating for civil rights, climate action, universal healthcare, and social change, including gender equality and racial equity. Their supporters include marginalized groups, young people, college-educated voters, and urban residents. Republicans, led by Reagan, George W. Bush, and Trump, are conservative, focusing on reducing regulation, supporting business interests, maintaining strong borders, and upholding traditional values. They are supported by the white working class, evangelicals, business interests, and people with generational wealth, with a strong base in rural areas and the South. Democrats are generally supportive of immigration and environmental diplomacy, while Republicans take a more restrictive stance on immigration and emphasize military strength and nationalism in foreign policy. Both parties have shifted in their approaches to business, with Democrats now receiving corporate donations alongside labor support, and Republicans remaining firmly pro-business and skeptical of unions. Both parties have distinct stances on social issues, with Democrats supporting broad civil rights and Republicans adhering to more traditional values.

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