Those who think it's okay to smoke in the presence of others, versus those who understand that non-smokers can become ill when exposed to secondhand smoke.

I think the worst one is the far right evangeloons and their desire to keep old America around. Systemic racism, continual infiltration of the government by evangelical extremists while more and more of us are a totally different culture that is becoming less religious and less intolerant. That's the culture war.

This religious stupidity with the right and far right.

What Obama once correctly identified as "guns, God, and gays" has shifted a bit to the wedge issues being "guns, God, transgenders, and 'illegals'." It might just prove effective come the midterms. The 'illegals' fearmongering is partially the rationale for the draconian voter suppression efforts in multiple states. And since the GQP and Trumpanistas are still stinging from what they consider a stolen election, this will likely resonate. There's a God/transgender amalgamation with the right as well. While many on the left want a blanket acceptance of any and every stance with regard to transgender issues, I feel in many cases TERFs are being unfairly demonized. The issues of transgenders in sports and the medical alterations of children (through drugs or surgery) are not as black and white (at least not with the electorate) as some try to make it out to be. In the voting both, people push back when they feel they're being bullied. The Dems may once again position themselves to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

Biden is doing some good things, but he's still a thoroughly mediocre centrist Dem. And I still feel his cognitive decline will become more readily apparent over time. They already keep him on a short leash as was done with Alzheimer’s Reagan.

Re phrase the question please