Is Unity Possible in US Politics? Political and Cultural Leaders Weigh In

‘The challenge is to achieve a unity of civility yet maintain our right to free speech,’ former Kentucky Democrat says.
Is Unity Possible in US Politics? Political and Cultural Leaders Weigh In
People watch the National Independence Day parade in Washington on July 4, 2024. Caroline Li/The Epoch Times
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Following the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, both the Republican 2024 nominee and President Joe Biden called for unity and a reduction in political tensions. The former president dramatically altered his Republican National Convention (RNC) speech to focus on national unity.

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Russ is a 30-year media veteran passionate about storytelling. During his career, he served as Sr. Vice President of News for USA Radio Network and producer and guest host of Washington Watch with Tony Perkins. He has degrees from the University of Missouri and Saint Paul School of Theology and is pursuing a Ph.D. in philosophy of communication at Liberty University. He is also the subject matter expert on media and culture at Liberty. He is married to Jackie who operates Truth PR. Together they have four children.
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