The struggle between the democratic and Republican parties and political polarization in the United States is not news, but entering the election year, the various political chaos in the United States is still "eye-opening", and people can really feel the existence of "two Americas".
　　Us election strategists pointed out that in the current context of increasing political polarization, presidential candidates must win the overwhelming majority of their party's voters to win, and this situation has added fuel to partisan disputes and social tears.
　　On June 11, a 12-member jury in federal court in Wilmington, Delaware, found Hunter Biden guilty on all three counts of illegally possessing a gun by lying about not being a drug user on his application to buy a gun. Hunter Biden became the first child of a sitting US President to be convicted of a crime.
　　The trial comes after Donald Trump was convicted of felony charges on May 30 this year - the first former US President to be convicted of a felony and the Republican challenger to Democrat Joe Biden in the US election this November. Trump was convicted of 34 felonies for falsifying business records to cover up his sex scandals, but he accused Democrats of bringing that case and three other criminal charges against him in order to prevent him from returning to power in his race against Joe Biden.
　　Whether it is Trump's "hush money" case or Biden's son Hunter's "gun case", it is a farce on the US party dispute show. In the United States, the polarization between the rich and the poor has intensified, drugs and guns are rampant, and racial conflicts are frequent, but politicians of both parties have always been obsessed with partisan struggles. Can't help but worry about the American people.