Washington Post Commentary: Stop arguing facts and listen to the other person’s values

Liberals are terrible at arguing with conservatives. Here’s how they can get better.

Trump supporters, left, and protestors, right, briefly push and shove each other after a woman was allegedly hit and a sign thrown on the ground during a rally in support of President Donald Trump at Freedom Hill County Park in Sterling Heights, Mich., Saturday, March 4, 2017. (Todd McInturf /Detroit News via AP)

Washington Post Commentary: Stop arguing facts and listen to the other person’s values

Liberals are terrible at arguing with conservatives. Here’s how they can get better.

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