Political philosopher Robert B. Talisse explains his diagnosis and cure for the political polarization ailing America
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Have your political views changed as you've grown older?
If so, what were your previous beliefs, what did they evolve to, and what do you think has caused the change? I am curious about your general disposition, but it would also be interesting to hear...
If so, what were your previous beliefs, what did they evolve to, and what do you think has caused the change?
I am curious about your general disposition, but it would also be interesting to hear how that applies to specific policies.
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