"Promoting Bipartisanship and Love Thy Neighbor: Gov. Cox's 'Disagree Better' Initiative"

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President Joe Biden and Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, from opposing parties, emphasized the need for less bitterness and more bipartisanship in politics during a White House dinner honoring the nation's governors. Cox leads an initiative called "Disagree Better" to reduce divisiveness, and both leaders stressed the importance of working together across party lines. Biden reminisced about a time when lawmakers would argue by day and break bread together at night, while Cox expressed his family's nightly prayers for the president's success. The event aimed to promote unity and collaboration among political leaders.
- Biden and Utah's governor call for less bitterness and more bipartisanship in the nation's politics The Associated Press
- At National Cathedral, Americans asked to ‘love your neighbor’ Deseret News
- Washington Journal: Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT) Discusses the National Governors Association's "Disagree Better" Initiative C-SPAN
- Cox shared his 'Disagree Better' initiative in Washington, D.C. KSLTV
- What Gov. Cox said about disagreeing better Church News
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