William Brown
@williamtwbrown.bsky.social
Poli Sci PhD @ Stony Brook
Reposted by William Brown
Voters don't like when politicians use partisan attacks. But... they think the other side does.
"*I* may not thrive on partisan hostility, but others surely do."
This continues the cycle, leading to a breakdown in political trust and civility.
"*I* may not thrive on partisan hostility, but others surely do."
This continues the cycle, leading to a breakdown in political trust and civility.
March 27, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Voters don't like when politicians use partisan attacks. But... they think the other side does.
"*I* may not thrive on partisan hostility, but others surely do."
This continues the cycle, leading to a breakdown in political trust and civility.
"*I* may not thrive on partisan hostility, but others surely do."
This continues the cycle, leading to a breakdown in political trust and civility.