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In our fight to defeat political opponents we’ve failed to accomplish anything, for anyone, for 20 years. The objective should not be to fight, it should be to win. #divisiveness #partisanship #polarization #pewresearch https://t.co/hJAScWkbJO

— e.pluribus.us (@e_pluribus_us) February 15, 2022

“Looking over the contemporary political landscape, there appear to be no major or effective movements to counter polarization.” Thomas B. Edsall, in @nytimes

Our raison d’être!https://t.co/MmXah4cleZ#partisanship #polarization #divisiveness https://t.co/vjWExAAHdI

— e.pluribus.us (@e_pluribus_us) January 26, 2022

Why do people resist COVID vaccines? https://t.co/EPh1CJwCRt gathered original source data to understand. You’ll be surprised at what we’ve found so far.#COVID #vaccine #coronavirus #omicron #partisanship #division #polarization https://t.co/8ahLnyN2mR

— e.pluribus.us (@e_pluribus_us) January 25, 2022

Cray-cray people? Yes, it is possible to understand opponents. Our first program targets that challenge.#polarization #partisanship #partisan #division #divisiveness https://t.co/EkVuqPiM2M

— e.pluribus.us (@e_pluribus_us) August 25, 2021

“Fight me.” How fighting is way more fun than learning.

A funny, “spot-on” illustration of a key challenge we face in trying to have productive national dialogue.#partisanship #partisan #division #divisive #polarization #polarized https://t.co/5aDPzScrRD

— e.pluribus.us (@e_pluribus_us) August 16, 2021