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The Effects of Political Polarization in America
15:36 - 19:55 (04:18)
The political polarization in America has resulted in primaries electing the furthest right and left candidates rather than those who can win a general election. Additionally, gerrymandering and geographic sorting have further contributed to the divide between Americans politically.
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The disappearance of intra-party factions due to the changing nature of politics in recent years has led to less "macro tribalism" and a decrease in bi-partisan tensions.
15:36 - 17:35 (01:58)
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The disappearance of intra-party factions due to the changing nature of politics in recent years has led to less "macro tribalism" and a decrease in bi-partisan tensions. While differences may still exist, there is less hostility overall.
ChapterThe Effects of Political Polarization in America
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PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
This podcast episode explores the impact of gerrymandering and geographic sorting on political polarization, and the challenges they pose for electing political candidates who can appeal to a broader audience.
17:35 - 19:55 (02:20)
Summary
This podcast episode explores the impact of gerrymandering and geographic sorting on political polarization, and the challenges they pose for electing political candidates who can appeal to a broader audience. The hosts also discuss how media bias and the echo chamber effect can further exacerbate polarization.