A report from The Boca Raton Tribune highlights a nationwide poll revealing that most Americans believe aggressive political rhetoric directly contributes to violence. The survey, conducted after a conservative activist's killing, found that a significant majority of respondents, around 63%, feel that how political issues are discussed encourages violent acts. Furthermore, 71% of those polled agreed that American society is fundamentally "broken," and many expressed concern about politically motivated violence occurring within their own communities. These findings underscore a pervasive unease among the populace regarding rising political divisions and a perceived decline in tolerance over the past two decades.