Political parties are like neighbors separated by a white picket fence.
Each party family runs its own house in accordance with its distinct vision while sharing the values and principles that make the neighborhood special. Traditionally, neighbors talk over an unassuming fence and build friendships far greater than the differences that divide them. At times in order to secure the safety and security of all residents, neighbors reach over the barrier and join hands to solve any multitude of crises that inflict the human condition and pose a threat to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Today, our nation's political subdivision has changed. The picket fence that once divided ideological families is being reinforced with concrete.