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Growing number of GOP candidates are using anti-Muslim rhetoric on the campaign trail

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Barbara Sprunt
Growing number of GOP candidates are using anti-Muslim rhetoric on the campaign trail
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NPR reports that Republican political candidates are increasingly utilizing anti-Muslim rhetoric during their campaigns. This trend is reportedly being used to divert voter attention away from economic issues.

Why it matters

The use of inflammatory rhetoric in political campaigns can influence social cohesion and the tone of national discourse.

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