Before agenda-driven, partisan-fueled talking heads dictated what to believe, it was possible to have an intelligent political discussion without animus-incited division. But no more. For paradoxically, with mounting information to support well-reasoned discourse, many voters have become increasingly partial, gullibly believing their views are always right and competing perspectives are always...
Before agenda-driven, partisan-fueled talking heads dictated what to believe, it was possible to have an intelligent political discussion without animus-incited division. But no more. For paradoxically, with mounting information to support well-reasoned discourse, many voters have become increasingly partial, gullibly believing their views are always right and competing perspectives are always…
Before agenda-driven, partisan-fueled talking heads dictated what to believe, it was possible to have an intelligent political discussion without animus-incited division. But no more. For paradoxically, with mounting information to support well-reasoned discourse, many voters have become increasingly partial, gullibly believing their views are always right and competing perspectives are always…
