Two authors, Malcolm Gladwell and Dana Perino, suggest that America's political exhaustion can be improved by loosening our grip on certainty and embracing disagreement, as our Founding Fathers intended.
Is there hope for the polarized state of American politics?
Originally reported by The Hill
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