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Research indicates that while political polarization in the U.S. has increased, many Americans may be misjudging the extent of their differences. A significant portion of the population holds overlapping political views, suggesting a more nuanced political landscape than often perceived.
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Research indicates that while political polarization in the U.S. has increased, many Americans may be misjudging the extent of their differences. A significant portion of the population holds overlapping political views, suggesting a more nuanced political landscape than often perceived.
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