While US citizens prepare for the 2024 Presidential Election, important questions have arisen concerning how we discuss politics. In Through the Grapevine, political scientist Taylor
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While the American public prepares for the 2024 Presidential Election, large questions about the state of American democracy loom large. As important debates about the
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