Historically, interpersonal relationships were a key factor in bipartisan collaboration in the US Congress. The January 6 Capitol Attack appears to have ruptured these relationships. Republicans who voted against certifying the 2020 election subsequently lost bipartisan collaborators.
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Cambridge Core
Interpersonal Relationships, Bipartisanship, and January 6th | American Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
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Moral values in many countries, including US, may over time shift in a more socially progressive direction, due to an asymmetry. Arguments that move liberals in a more liberal direction may also sway conservatives, but arguments that move conservatives to be more conservative do not sway liberals. 🌍📈✨
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Moral arguments about care and fairness persuade both liberals and conservatives
A new study in Public Opinion Quarterly shows that moral arguments appealing to care and fairness can persuade both liberals and conservatives in the United States. By contrast, arguments grounded in the “binding” moral foundations – loyalty…
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