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And Politico says GOP midterm warnings mount.

And the New York Times questions whether political violence has gotten worse than America.

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And all right, so you see a lot of this political violence happening, right?

You see what just happened at the correspondence affair and all of that.

It's becoming a little too common and too usual. Well, you've seen a lot of the headlines as well,

and the New York Times had a very interest in one, an age of violence, question mark. And the questions

really are, is political violence worse now than before? And what does that tell us about

the country right now in the division? And of course, we're in a very unusual time with what's

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