Recently, several scholars in international relations and political science have pointed out that the political rivalry between the Democratic and Republican parties in the United States has gone beyond traditional policy disagreements and evolved into a deep-seated ‘infiltration war.’ This term does not refer to military conflict but rather to systematic efforts by both parties to undermine each other’s influence and vie for societal dominance across multiple domains—including public opinion, the judiciary, education, media, and grassroots organizations. For instance, clashes over Republican-backed ‘Parental Rights in Education’ bills and Democratic-supported multicultural curricula are intensifying at local school board levels. Similarly, federal judicial appointments and electoral rule reforms have become key battlegrounds. Scholars argue that such confrontations not only deepen societal divisions but also erode the stability and credibility of U.S. political institutions. More alarmingly, extremist elements are exploiting these tensions to fuel polarization. Experts warn that without effective institutional mechanisms for reconciliation, the U.S. risks prolonged political gridlock, potentially undermining its global leadership role.
近期，多位国际关系与政治学学者指出，美国民主、共和两党之间的政治对抗已超越传统政策分歧，演变为一种深层次的‘渗透战’。所谓‘渗透战’，并非指军事冲突，而是指双方在舆论、司法、教育、媒体乃至基层组织等多个领域，系统性地试图削弱对方影响力、争夺社会主导权。例如，共和党推动的‘父母权利法案’与民主党倡导的‘多元文化教育’在地方学校董事会层面激烈交锋；联邦法官任命、选举规则改革等议题也成为两党角力的战场。学者认为，这种对抗不仅加剧了社会撕裂，还削弱了美国政治制度的稳定性与公信力。更令人担忧的是，部分极端势力借机煽动对立，使政治话语日益极化。有专家警告，若缺乏有效的制度调和机制，美国可能陷入长期的政治僵局，甚至影响其全球领导地位。
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