How political opponents became enemies in the U.S. ?

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In the field of politics various strategies play significant role. The political opponent is a common matter in democratic ruling system. In the U.S political field a peaceful democracy is maintained. Yet various factors make the opponents enemies like:

If the opponents give priority to the immigrants and minority then the opponents become enemy to the majority people.
If the opponents hit and criticize the fundamental prejudices of the people.
If the opponents the black past of the American history then the opponents become enemies to the people.
If the opponents avoid the fundamental problems of the nation and people, then the opponents becomes enemies to the people.
If unethical means are taken and the racial sentiment is poked, then the opponent becomes enemies to the ruling policies.
If the policies of the ruling party are criticized and the ruling party is charged in false accusation, then the opponents become enemies to the ruling party.

Hayet Jeridi answered 1 month ago

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