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The politics we're experiencing in today's world are nothing like what our parents' and grandparents' generations lived through. The days of bi-partisanship, compromise and polite regard for differing viewpoints are gone.
Paralyzing partisanship and a poor economy are leading to an exodus of some career politicians. With anti-incumbent fervor running rampant, politicians are most certainly feeling the heat.
