Political extremism and violence raise questions on preserving American democracy, author says

The political landscape is charged nationwide. What does the tension mean for America's democracy? Steven Levitsky, a professor of government at Harvard University and co-author of "How Democracies Die," joined "CBS News Mornings" to discuss.

[GenRN]

I got here so early that all the comments are 100% pure trolls and spammers. Long after democracy is dead the trolls and spammers will still be here.

[maggiemims]

Senators take an oath to uphold the constitution!! If they don't they should be removed from holding gov.

[code-]

I am sick of left and right, right and left extremism. You dont have to pick a side between these two extremist idiotic politicsl sides. Be independent. Seek out the logical middle ground.

[tjroberts]

I know how democracy dies, Merrick Garland as AG, and people don't vote register and vote 2022

[taubevictor]

The media plays a big part, both media's and yet take not accountability

[johnmiranda]

“Peak?” 😂😂😂😂
“Germany was the dress rehearsal for the United States.” 11/8. Mark ur calendar

[crispinjulius]

“People are terrified of even going out to vote. Universal vote by mail is the only answer.”

[islamislam]

Who is God in Islam ?
Muslims believe that God has no partners or associates who share in His divinity or authority and that God is transcendent, unlike His creations, and thus has no physical form. Nor is God believed to exist in (or be represented by) any material object. A number of divine attributes or “names, ” which serve to describe God, are found in the Qur’an. Some commonly known attributes include the Most Merciful, the Most Forgiving, the Most High, the Unique, and the Everlasting, among others.