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2. The strong commitment to a political party and a reluctance to acknowledge the opposing party's views is known as
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2. The strong commitment to a political party and a reluctance to acknowledge the opposing party's views is known as

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The answer would be Partisan Politics. As they are people or politicians who strongly believe in their own views but are extremely reluctant to accept or tolerate others.




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