Do you care enough about local politics? Or have you, like many Americans, sold your soul to national politics, potentially missing whatβs going on in your own backyard? Today, Patrick sits down with the hosts of the popular podcast Pantsuit Politics: Sarah Stewart Holland and Beth Silvers. Together, Sarah and Beth provide a tangible example of navigating political differences in a healthy way. Their recent book Now What? elaborates on that concept, urging readers to find connection when our differences are constantly on display and understand our work as citizens in a diverse country. In this episode, they tackle several topics: Whatβs the risk of being too fixated on national politics? How has their experience in local politics changed their views? And is there enough diversity represented in local politics? Plus, what good can come from social media in our politically polarized landscape? And what tests must politicians pass in order to earn their votes? Listen now!
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