We’re in an era of growing hyper-polarization among America’s citizenry, and in the midst of what’s likely to be one of the nastiest political seasons in American history, if not the nastiest.
Invective and insults are hurled back-and-forth at public gatherings, whether in the meeting halls of local school boards in small towns across America or in the halls of Congress. The public’s political temperature is rising to a fever pitch faster than Spring flood waters as our political discourse becomes more raucous.
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