As America heads full bore into one of the most significant (and possibly contentious) elections in years, many Americans are worried about the lack of civility in the current political discourse. Although the current state of civility in U.S. politics leaves much to be desired, when one takes a historic look at civility (or lack thereof) in U.S. politics, they should be reassured that our current plight is more the norm than the exception.
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