Rock Chalk Prof Fears American Trust Fading

And here's the tradition election season progressive plea for politeness as the solution to more serious disagreements . . . Check-it:  

The country’s lack of agreement on core values and lack of trust in institutions has caused the social contract to fragment.  Kansas professor Chris Koliba pointed to arguments over election integrity as just one of many indicators.

“(People are wondering if they’ll) have access to the vote. Will the vote get get counted? Will the wrong people be allowed to vote?" Koliba said. "And instead of making this a more generalized discussion and effort to increase the integrity of our elections, the politicization of that very question is really undermining our trust in the government and in each other.”

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America's social contract is fraying. A Kansas professor says civic debate could help repair it

University of Kansas professor Chris Koliba argues that the American social contract is fraying. He joined KCUR's Up To Date to discuss how we got to this point and what the country can do about it.

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