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Jim Williams and Dan Maduri talk about how Tribalism is killing our political process.
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Dan Maduri and Jim Williams in this edition of The Politically Incorrect Podcast talk about the rampant problem of Tribalism. We share with you a few excerpts from a recent article from the Pacific Standard titled America's Seven Political Tribes
Americans are best divided into seven distinct tribes: progressive activists (about 8 percent of the population), traditional liberals (11 percent), passive liberals (15 percent), the politically disengaged (26 percent), moderates (15 percent), traditional conservatives (19 percent), and devoted conservatives (6 percent).
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Americans are best divided into seven distinct tribes: progressive activists (about 8 percent of the population), traditional liberals (11 percent), passive liberals (15 percent), the politically disengaged (26 percent), moderates (15 percent), traditional conservatives (19 percent), and devoted conservatives (6 percent).
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