Utah GOP Governor Expresses Concerns Over U.S. Declining Democracy

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Utah Governor Spencer Cox expressed concern over the state of democracy in the United States, citing rising political violence and threats towards elected officials. He referenced research by Rachel Kleinfeld, highlighting the normalization of violence in American politics and the decline in trust in political institutions. Cox emphasized the need for Americans to come together and address the growing polarization and hatred, urging individuals to take responsibility for their actions and avoid attacking others. He called for a positive future vision and intense mobilization efforts to galvanize voters without exacerbating antidemocratic attitudes.
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