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David Brooks: Is America ready for a unity ticket in 2024?

What if Republicans nominate someone morally unacceptable and Democrats choose someone ideologically unacceptable?

(Samuel Corum | The New York Times) Flags and a microphone set up before a Republican luncheon in Washington, Oct. 25, 2020. If Republicans and Democrats go to the extremes in selecting their 2024 presidential candidate, there will be a third viable option, a unity ticket, which will appeal to members of both parties to combat this period of polarized dysfunction, the New York Times opinion columnist David Brooks writes.

(Samuel Corum | The New York Times) Flags and a microphone set up before a Republican luncheon in Washington, Oct. 25, 2020. If Republicans and Democrats go to the extremes in selecting their 2024 presidential candidate, there will be a third viable option, a unity ticket, which will appeal to members of both parties to combat this period of polarized dysfunction, the New York Times opinion columnist David Brooks writes.

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By David Brooks | The New York Times