As Michigan's Senate race exposes deep divisions, Al Jazeera speaks to four voters with opposing political views.
Can Americans who disagree on politics still find common ground? As Michigan’s fiercely contested Senate race exposes divisions over war in the Middle East, religion, and Trump, Al Jazeera talks to four voters with opposing political views. Can they find common ground, or has American politics become too polarised for dialogue?
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