If you read here regularly you know that I often fret about the polarized nature of public discourse. We have had plenty of examples of that this week with the new oppositional House and the President ready to square off on tax cuts. And it is no surprise that the rhetoric of partisan politics, wrapping itself in the flag and in the assumed “voice of the people” has created a stalemate before the talks even begin.
The Power of Positive Public Discourse
The Power of Positive Public Discourse
The Power of Positive Public Discourse
If you read here regularly you know that I often fret about the polarized nature of public discourse. We have had plenty of examples of that this week with the new oppositional House and the President ready to square off on tax cuts. And it is no surprise that the rhetoric of partisan politics, wrapping itself in the flag and in the assumed “voice of the people” has created a stalemate before the talks even begin.