A growing consensus suggests that the erosion of marriage is linked to deeper societal challenges, yet neither major political faction offers meaningful solutions. Critics argue the issue remains overlooked because its roots lie beyond policy and government intervention. The debate highlights a broader disconnect between cultural shifts and institutional responses. Whether this silence reflects avoidance or recognition of limits, the consequences continue to shape communities in unexpected ways.
The decline of marriage drives many of our worst social problems, but the left is silent and the right not much better — because it’s not something politics or government can fix.
