A summary of issues everyone in America can agree on

In this era of absolute political discord, we should not forget there are still a few issues that most Americans (and, frankly, most people in the world) regardless of political sway can agree on:

• North Korea is a dangerous country that needs to be countered so that they can be reunified with South Korea. Foreigners have a responsibility to move the world to a point so the concentration camps can be closed.
• China needs democracy.
• Women's rights in the Middle East need to improve.
• Turkey is a valuable ally to all freedom loving people.
• There have been no wars in the European Union since its foundation.
• Good things are happening in Scandinavia, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
• The drug war has caused too much violence in Latin America. A solution is needed. (even though we might disagree on what should be done)
• The budget should be balanced, though this is one of the most contentious subjects.
• When surveyed, most Americans agree that we should have a more equal distribution of wealth and most don't fully comprehend the difference between the super rich and super poor. http://www.economist.com/blogs/democracyinamerica/2012/08/inequality
• Most Americans want at least a public option for health insurance. http://www.reuters.com/article/2009/12/03/healthcare-usa-poll-idUSN0210977220091203
• Most Americans want less foreign involvement in the Middle East. Except big oil. http://articles.latimes.com/2012/oct/25/nation/la-na-foreign-policy-isolation-20121025

We aren't as divided as we think we are