Americans are fearful these days due to COVID-19, economic uncertainty and our tense election season. Shouting by political extremists dramatizes a polarized view of America and threatens to distract us
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There’s a growing sense in America that their election isn’t going to end well, regardless of what the voters decide.
With record numbers of Americans expected to vote by mail, and with Donald Trump actively challenging the validity of mail-in
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The days after the election could begin a dark time of polarization in the land—unless we act together to make it otherwise.
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As divided as our nation is now, can liberals believe using the slogan “Defund the police!” — which many people interpret as “Get rid of the police” — is a good idea? Can conservatives really feel we’ll be better off if Senate Republicans overpower Democrats to install another Supreme Court justice before the results of the presidential election are known?
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In this election of strident voices of polarization and hate, it has never been more important to remember that citizen is a mighty high office.
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American politics are starkly divided. How can we treat people who hold different political views with less malice and more respect?
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One poll of nearly 2,000 registered voters found that nearly half – 47% – disagree with the idea that the election “is likely to be fair and honest.”
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A new poll also suggests only about half of Americans believe people will agree on who is the legitimate president following the election.
Two new surveys came out with the findings with the next presidential election less than a month away
A new poll also suggests only about half of Americans believe people will agree on who is the legitimate president following the election.
More than half of voters expect violence in response to the November election results, according to a new poll published Wednesday.
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Political discourse, in too many cases, has turned into hating your neighbor, jettisoning longtime friends, and judging strangers based on personal biases.
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Meet the candidates for the Belmar Council in this nonpartisan forum, organized by the League of Women Voters of Southern Monmouth County.
This virtual event will feature these th…
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Wednesday October 7, 2020: Meet the candidates for the Belmar Borough Council in a non-partisan forum, 6:30pm, Wednesday, October 7th. Organiz…
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Two new surveys came out with the findings with the next presidential election less than a month away
Vote to end ’Divided States of America’
As we draw closer to Election Day, it feels like we have become the “Divided States of America.”
Whether you are a Democrat, a Republican, an …
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Our political culture is becoming more and more polarized. In such a partisan world, can we still get along with those whose beliefs we can’t abide?
There is too much financial uncertainty, political conflict and random violence these days.
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For more than a year, four women have been playing tennis together in Stockton at a city park.
The Institute for Advanced Study, Northrop, and the University oHonors Program present the 2020-21 Spotlight Series: Polarization and Identities, a series of six events inspired by both the 2020 Presidential Election and the polarization that has appeared in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. All events will be moderated by John Rash, an editorial writer for the Star Tribune. Depolarizing America features William R. Fry Jr. and Rob Weidenfeld, members of Braver Angels, a citizen organization uniting Americans from different political parties in a working alliance to depolarize America.
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How polarized is the United States? With how many of your family members, friends and associates are you unable to discuss political subjects?
Wednesday October 7, 2020: Meet the candidates for the Belmar Borough Council in a non-partisan forum, 6:30pm, Wednesday, October 7th. Organiz…
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There’s a lot of people talking at one an other these days, and fewer people listening to each other, especially when it comes to the topic of politics.
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Some historians suggest that we are once again as deeply divided and polarized as we were as the Civil War came to an end. R
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ROXBURY, NJ – With the presidential elections looming in the near future, opinions and emotions are running high, often to the point where common courtesies and respect are disregarded.
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Justices Scalia and Ginsburg had a years long friendship despite idiological differences. So why is it so hard for Democrats and Republicans?
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