What the Left and the Right can learn from the center
In politics, the person in the middle is confusing. Republican politicians such as Senator Ted Cruz decry the “murky middle.” Similarly, at a recent House Democratic caucus meeting, tension grew between the majority liberal faction and party moderates. The tension with moderates comes on the heels of a Pew study showing the two parties to be the most politically polarized in the organization’s polling history….Read More
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