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Political Partisanship in the USA and COVID-19

Duncan Hall

16th September 2020

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Attitudes to COVID-19 in the USA are significantly shaped by political partisanship. Republicans respond to COVID differently from Democrats. This video explores this phenomenon in detail and what led to it.

To what extent is the same phenomenon happening in the UK?

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Duncan Hall

Duncan Hall is Subject Lead for Politics and Sociology for tutor2u. Duncan is an experienced social science and humanities teacher, writer and senior examiner. He has taught Politics and Sociology A Level for many years and has a PhD in Social History.

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