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Preserving Democracy

As communication and contact breaks down, party leaders start to refuse to compromise with the other party, and voters begin to see the other party as an existential threat to their way of life or the nation, reflecting the messages they hear from party leaders.

by Jennifer McCoy
published by
Georgia State University Research Magazine
 on June 16, 2022

Georgia State University Research Magazine

DemocracyUnited States
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