US media consumption will promote partisan gridlock
As the US public prepares to vote, a new study offers insight into potential drivers behind 'post-factual' politics
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_350.jpg "Supporters cheer for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump during a rally in Moon, Pennsylvania, November 6, 2016 (Reuters/Mark Makela)")