Two governors are challenging Americans to approach political disagreements with respect as part of their mission to elevate “civic dialogue across the country'
Cox and Polis, the heads of the National Governors Association, told CNN’s Dana Bash in a joint interview on “State of the Union” that their new initiative, titled “Disagree Better,” is about toning down political rhetoric ahead of 2024 election cycle. “Governors are uniquely positioned to take this on, in that we actually have to get stuff done,” Cox said.
A near-unanimous 91% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents said things in the US were going badly, while just 48% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents said the same. These divisions are especially evident in Americans’ views of the 2024 White House field. A June CNN/SSRS poll found that more Americans viewed neither President Joe Biden nor former President Donald Trump favorably than held favorable views of either man.
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