The author argues that a diverse anti-Trump coalition, rather than a narrow one focused solely on urban, secular, and progressive values, could help bridge existing partisan divides. By including various groups such as Bernie Sanders supporters, businesspeople, evangelicals, and even small-town Republicans, the coalition could facilitate communication and understanding between differing viewpoints.

This broader coalition might not only reduce polarization but also create avenues for dialogue among the significant factions in American politics. By bringing together diverse interests, it could encourage collaboration and diminish the severity of partisan conflict, offering a path toward a more integrated political landscape.