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Finding Common Ground In A Deepening Partisan Divide

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Frustration mounted for many Americans during the 2020 presidential election regardless of party affiliation, as denoted by this election sign in Washington D.C. C.
There is worry over whether the partisan division in this country can be overcome.
Whether it is a neighbor-to-neighbor dispute on policy, or how one classifies the January 6th insurrection, the chasm between the moderate and the extreme is affecting the operations of the country including the election process. In a free society, there is going to be disagreement , professor Jeffrey Sikkenga said . the question is how we deal with those disagreements . Two professors agree that we, as a society, need to work to improve this division. ....

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Northeast Ohio experts recount fractured history of nation

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For as long as there has been a union, there has been disunion.
Controversies have engulfed national elections. Tensions have flared, candidates have seethed, voters have raged. In terms of divisiveness and bitterness, we can identify several eras in U.S. history that are comparable to today’s political atmosphere. Some were even worse.
Ahead of the presidential inauguration, we asked three experts to provide some historical perspective on America’s splintered past.
“In a country as diverse as the United States, you’re always going to have divisions,” said John Green, director emeritus of the Ray C. Bliss Institute of Applied Politics at the University of Akron. “You’re never going to get everybody on the same page, and maybe that’s healthy at some level to have disagreement and debate and division.” ....

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