A new study shows that “affective polarization” is on the upswing: negative feelings about enemy parties is on the increase, even if policy positions and ideology are not. What’s the main drive behind the increase?
Dr. Andrea Jones-Rooy joins to discuss the primary factor in partisan rancor.
LINKS:
Morris Fiorina: The Country Isn’t Polarized
Tim Carney: Loneliness is Worse for Cities Than Godzilla
“The Origins and Consequences of Affective Polarization in the United States”
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