Wolf Pack Community Howl: House Divided

Tuesday, April 23rd, 2019 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm

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Description	The Wolf Pack Community Howl is a deliberative conversation that promotes civil and productive dialogue that moves us toward understanding shared values and identifying potential common ground. This is not a debate. Rather, it is a facilitated process that allows us to consider options together, explore our concerns, and decide what is important to our community. The topic of the community howl is House Divided: What would we have to give up to get the political system we want? Every American is affected by the divisions and outrage that prevent us from making progress on urgent problems. This issue guide is designed to help people deliberate together about how we should approach the issue. These are difficult questions, and there are no easy answers: Should we require more accurate, respectful discussion in the media and online, or would that stifle free speech? Should we reform politics and government to encourage compromise, or will that mean giving up on the changes we really need and want? Should local communities set policies in areas like health care and the environment, or would that risk the progress we’ve made and make further progress nearly impossible? Should we crack down on money in politics, or will people just find new ways to evade the rules?

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Description

The Wolf Pack Community Howl is a deliberative conversation that promotes civil and productive dialogue that moves us toward understanding shared values and identifying potential common ground. This is not a debate. Rather, it is a facilitated process that allows us to consider options together, explore our concerns, and decide what is important to our community.

The topic of the community howl is House Divided: What would we have to give up to get the political system we want?

Every American is affected by the divisions and outrage that prevent us from making progress on urgent problems. This issue guide is designed to help people deliberate together about how we should approach the issue.

These are difficult questions, and there are no easy answers:
Should we require more accurate, respectful discussion in the media and online, or would that stifle free speech?
Should we reform politics and government to encourage compromise, or will that mean giving up on the changes we really need and want?
Should local communities set policies in areas like health care and the environment, or would that risk the progress we’ve made and make further progress nearly impossible?
Should we crack down on money in politics, or will people just find new ways to evade the rules?