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Another key issue at the center of America’s rising troubles with political violence is the frequency at which the attacks are perpetrated by people who otherwise appear to be everyday citizens.

America's split-screen day had finally merged into a collective image of a divided people a half block from the White House, many unable or unwilling to talk to one another.

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