America should divide(pro) or develop a method of cutting down on the bipartisanship(con).

The United States of America as is with Bipartisanship etc... is the world most successful nation of all time. It has made the most significant discoveries of our time, it has developed the highest world standard of life spread across the entire country, and it on the side of impossibility that a nation that has been contiguous for so long would split. Bipartisanship is admittedly a terrible thing with this country and just seeks to weaken us. Our nation however is still capable across all fields. To cut down on bipartisanship, an increasingly angry populous, which i am not kidding about sets ultimatums. Which has happened recently across many countries and in the past. The government which is so based in the very left and very right side currently cant get anything done because of this. A popular statement headed by an individual that is independent or even a senator could easily rally the support. There are specific clauses which allude to American citizens being able to remove bad politicians from office. With a huge threat from the populous just replacing them these men have no other choice but to violently react (in which a hyper advanced military wont side with them) or to adhere to the will of the people. This nation was formed by the people and for the people and the people can take it back. Prime examples of people acting are specifically the Civil rights movement in which Martin Luther King Jr. united millions of blacks nationwide in a stance that was passive and yet resistant and it got him what he wanted. That was only for equality and it was completely legal. Say if someone brought our issues to attention and paralyzed the capital with millions of angry americans seeking retribution for their irresponsible governments actions brought about by inept companies buying politicians and even more inept men leading a nation that dominates the planet. The removal of Bipartisanship has been achieved in the past and quite fast and clearly too. America in all essences requires some new uniting event the quite literally removes the the massive leftist and Rightist views into a more central viewpoint that culminates in more progress for the country. The ability of 9/11 to unite much of the US into a nation again is clearly considered one of the most uniting things this country has ever had to deal with. It was a period in which a vastly untested president had to act, or face failure of his presidency. Many see the act as just as bad but in all realities we did manage to cripple global terrorism. Although we have ultimately not wiped out terrorism we have in fact vastly crippled it. Another Uniting factor was the Fear of the Soviet Union. The fear of a power just as powerful as your own nation allows for progress to be made at a staggering pace. The prime example is the advances of the US economy, its global presence, and its military over the intervening years of the Cold War. The US by its nature is a late game player. It has on multiple occasions waited till the last minute to fix many of its issues. The US is historically propelled forward by imminent danger. Ex1: War of 1812, the US although very nationalistic, was working to become a respectable nation, The world greatest empire, the British Empire, was wreaking havoc with the US merchant shipping via impressment, as they did not recognize the fact the people would give up their British citizenship. This caused a war which ended in stalemate but once it was over it caused a massive increase in american prosperity economic development and ended much bipartisanship for at least a decade before returning in the form of the North vs south. Ex2: The civil war, which was in itself a huge threat to the US development and supremacy in north america ended most massive bipartisanship due to the horror of the war, and the forced solving of many issues brought to front by the war. The next major amount id bipartisanship wasn't until the first world war. Ex3: WW1. The first world war was in itself a bipartisan debate in which some men wanted war, and others wanted, isolationism. The only reason isolationism ended is because the majority opinion on that view ended with the Zimmerman telegram. With that last act of betrayal the US joined and became recognized as a great world power. Ex3: Second world war, the debate whether to be involved in the war was again between isolationism and war with the majority on isolationism. This ended entirely after pearl harbor where most americans supported going to war and finishing off the Axis. It was the one thing that truly ended the Great depression and much bipartisanship in the government which for all purposes kept the economy coming back at a crawl (i was however recovering thanks to Roosevelt so it wasnt as bad as im making it out to be) None the less it bipartisanship nearly ended on most issues once the war started. I can go on with many examples with this but it just shows that Americas worst moments are always followed by even better moments of fantastic success. So this is just another wave of bipartisanship which will eventually end when another big problem hits us that isnt internal. Most likely reason being the unprovoked attack on South Korea by its backwards Communist neighbor, which inadvertently gives us an ally that is already powerful, a massive new population base in which to expand and become an economic superpower that ends with fixing some of our economic issues, ends bipartisanship because the North Koreans will without doubt carry out many atrocities that justify the war and allow more a center political viewpoint to come through. Then the Next cycle will come around, well have bipartisanship again and a new event will spur us in a new direction. We will however never have the politics like the cold war any time soon. Those politics albeit very bad were very beneficial to our economy, our military, and our infrastructure. They became the basis for the current successes of american Society. In a funny afterthought in the USSR hadn't collapsed industrially and economically we would own them right now due to how rapidly our military and civilian technology has evolved not to mention our current nuclear primacy (the ability to destroy any nations nuclear ability with our own before they can even launch) To combat your splitting apart point as well, America by its ideals could never split or cease to exist as the contiguous nation it is without a Civil war. America while having issues has a large base in its national pride. This keeps most americans in line and keeps most secessionist views at bay due to the fact, there are services which have been developed exclusively by this country that would not be replicated (hence part of the American pride). The US by all essences though heavily responds to outside threats. This is shown throughout our history when an outside threat presents itself, Americans unite to combat the threat.