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Our Radicalized Republic
RT @svscarpino: “But what should be clear by now is that returning to pre-Trump political tactics won’t actually change much. ... Changing nothing about our tactics will only deepen extremism...” Everyone needs to read this powerful new piece by @maggiekb1 & @ameliatd. https://t.co/0ZXvCfPojy
OpenCan President Biden, or anyone else, overcome years of rising partisan hatred?
RT @svscarpino: “But what should be clear by now is that returning to pre-Trump political tactics won’t actually change much. ... Changing nothing about our tactics will only deepen extremism...” Everyone needs to read this powerful new piece by @maggiekb1 & @ameliatd. https://t.co/0ZXvCfPojy
OpenOur Radicalized Republic
Can President Biden, or anyone else, overcome years of rising partisan hatred?
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