Opinion | If we want to fix polarization, we can’t afford to play the blame game

The Washington Post·Sep 24

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There are efforts to address polarization in the US, with various approaches being proposed. Some outlets suggest that changes to the voting system or proportional representation could help, while others question whether polarization needs to be "fixed" at all. Different initiatives and conversations are underway to explore potential solutions to polarization in the US.

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Opinion | If we want to fix polarization, we can’t afford to play the blame game

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