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    June 18, 2019
    2. The bounds of political debate and criticism

    What’s out of bounds for elected officials?

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    2. The bounds of political debate and criticism

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    What’s out of bounds for elected officials?
    Wide partisan divisions over whether calling opponents unpatriotic or stupid is ever acceptable
    Partisans less likely to say insults are unacceptable if elected officials in their parties are the ones doing the insulting

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