Rural Americans far more likely to be politically alienated

The huge difference in the way urbanites and rural residents view government and society is the “San Andreas fault” of American politics, says the Daily Yonder in summarizing a study by two University of Virginia researchers. Rural Americans are twice as likely to feel left behind as urban residents, with the highest levels of disaffection found… » Read More

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