I believe that you have the extreme elements on both sides of the equation of right or left, conservative or liberal, but in my experience the majority are in the middle of their respective side of the coin.
One of the problems in the world today in my opinion is that we are so caught up in looking for differences that we cannot see what we have in common. There are certain elements that like to play those up to their advantage.
We the people of the United States and the rest of the world have to realize that it cannot be "us against them" or we will never have a intelligent dialogue to get to a point where we can appreciate our differences but not get so hung up on them that we can never get anything done.
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