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Democrat or Republican, Americans are angry, frustrated and overwhelmed

  • Written by María Celeste Wagner, Ph.D. Candidate in Communication, University of Pennsylvania
More Americans say they now avoid the news altogether.Christo/Shutterstock.com

As the country looks ahead to President Donald Trump’s possible impeachment proceedings, as social scientists, we anticipate that not only will the Americans’ opinions be polarized, but so will their emotions.

Based on our research, we believe that...

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