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Bloodshed Puts New Focus on Vitriol in Politics
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Something that shows how much of a loss of civility, facts and dialogue in public life that has taken place, is the manner in which political campaigning is taking place today. Reports show that Ms. Giffords was among a group of Democratic House candidates featured on the web site of Sarah Palin's political action committee with cross hairs over their districts. This fact disturbed Giffords at that time. "We're on Sarah Palin's targeted list," Ms Giffords said in March. "But the thing is the way that she has depicted has the cross hairs of a gun sight over our district. When people do that, they've got to realize there's consequences to that."
The shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona, of the US House of Representatives
01/07/2011
The political climate in the US gets overheated and spills over into violence.
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Sharp political differences deteriorates into inflammatory language and politics leading to the shooting of Rep. Gifford in Tucson, Arizona. A loss of civility, facts and dialogue in public life.
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