I urge each reader to form their own opinions and not be swayed by political figures or polarizing language. We must learn to be mindful of how we encourage polarization through our interactions with people of opposing or similar views. How can we expect to be listened to if we do not first listen to others? The next time you’re in a political setting or conversation, look for similarities and not differences. Look for hope and not despair. Look for progress and not conformity within your party. Peyton Schoone Minden, Neb. To the Editor: Re “Republicans Are Doubling Down on...
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