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When did being rude in politics become the norm? | On Balance
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5:06Now PlayingLauren Wright and Chris Hahn join NewsNation to discuss a rare moment of bipartisan civility in Michigan, where President Trump and Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer briefly interacted with respect during overlapping visits. during overlapping visits. A Matthew Hennessy Wall Street Journal piece argued that modern culture favors outrage and spectacle over grace and dignity. Leland Vittert says politics is downstream from culture, meaning political tone won’t shift unless cultural expectations do first.
"On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects. Weekdays at 9p/8C. #OnBalance
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