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Two US Governors - a Democrat and a Republican - on Why There's Hope for Democracy

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Watch a bipartisan conversation between two current US governors as they discuss rebuilding democratic trust across party lines. Explore strategies for effective governance when constituents live in different realities, featuring Democrat Matt Meyer of Delaware and Republican J. Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma in TED's rapid-fire "On the Spot" Q&A format. Learn how these leaders approach governing without partisan theater, focusing on outcomes over outrage and treating political opponents as neighbors rather than enemies. Discover practical insights on leadership during polarized times and why bipartisan cooperation remains essential for democratic institutions. The discussion addresses the challenges of modern governance, the importance of building bridges across political divides, and actionable approaches to restoring public faith in democratic processes.

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Two US Governors — a Democrat and a Republican — on Why There’s Hope for Democracy | On the Spot

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