Democratic Party Faces Fragmentation Amid Shifting 2025 US Political Alliances

In 2025, the American political landscape is highly fractured, with established alliances collapsing and new coalitions forming. President Donald Trump has notably expanded the Republican coalition by attracting ideologically and racially diverse voters, although this has intensified internal conflicts regarding key issues such as tariffs, immigration, and foreign aid. The Republican Party now comprises six main factions ranging from Silicon Valley executives to antiabortion activists, with Trump’s personal influence currently maintaining party unity despite underlying tensions. Meanwhile, critiques of the Democratic Party highlight the party's struggles following the failures of the Biden administration and Kamala Harris’s 2024 campaign, which some attribute to significant policy decisions impacting public health and foreign conflicts. Additionally, Trump’s administration has been accused of deepening elite control in Washington, with concerns about the diminishing role of Congress and increased influence of billionaire interests under the guise of MAGA policies. These dynamics illustrate a broader global pattern of political realignment and power struggles, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with traditional institutions and leadership.