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The decline of centralized media control has led to increased polarization and fragmentation in public discourse.

The nationalization of media and politics has led to a focus on divisive issues rather than local concerns, exacerbating political polarization.

The nationalization of media and culture has dissolved local politics, making local issues national stories and increasing polarization.

The rise of partisan media has led to a more divided public, with audiences seeking content that reinforces their existing beliefs rather than challenging them.

Social media algorithms drive us to see the worst of the other side, justifying our feelings and increasing division.

Political rhetoric has become extreme, leading to violence and division among Americans. This environment makes it difficult to find common ground on policies, even when there is agreement.