Robert Fogel interprets the political realignment of the 1990s in the United States as a consequence of the emerging Fourth Great Awakening. He suggests that the political landscape shifted as voters began to prioritize issues related to culture, values, and 'spiritual inequality' over traditional economic concerns, leading to new political coalitions and cleavages.

Fogel's View on the Political Realignment of the 1990s

In political science, a political realignment is a significant and lasting shift in the popular coalitions supporting political parties. This process often involves changes in party ideology, key issues, and the demographic or regional bases of power, resulting in a new political landscape.

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