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What is The Republican Professor all about? We’re about having quality conversations on all topics related to American Politics even if we have to cut through some uncomfortable (at times) self-censorship (or risk being censored by others). Here, we briefly discuss our thoughts thus far on political polarization. We do not desire to contribute to polarization; we instead seek understanding. Podcasts referenced in the episode include Dan Crenshaw on How Congress Really Works (due to its incentive structures) and Denver Seminary’s podcast on the Gospel and partisanship 

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