What has become polarized, Fiorina argues, is the élite.
Our politics have become polarized to the point of paralysis.
"When people are talking in short sentences about complex issues it's really easy to become polarized and take those stands.
Already rallies here and across the nation have become polarized along political lines, with antiwar protests being characterized as liberal and pro-administration rallies being called politically conservative.
When bouncing off some objects, light can become polarized, meaning that all the light from the object is aligned, vibrating in the same direction.
In short, casual observation suggests that American politics has become polarized because Republicans have shifted to the right, and Democrats haven't followed them.
They do this by allowing the path-entangled photons to interfere with newly created photons in a way that causes them to become polarized.
It turns out that the freed soldiers themselves have become polarized, in captivity and after their release: some heap praise on the President; others refuse to say that their sacrifice was on behalf of a noble cause.
"It should be scary to us that medicine and health could become polarized," he adds.
As a result, the metallic nanotubes become polarized much faster than their semiconducting brethren do.
The study, titled "What Customers Want From Brands In A Divided Society," suggests that brands have the unique opportunity to mend a country that has become polarized politically.
