Indicator 9: Discuss Politics with Family and FriendsPennsylvania Civic Health Index 2010December 22, 2010
![]() Opportunity for Growth: 1. Encouraging all Pennsylvanians to engage in political discussion • Discussing politics with family and friends is an opportunity to share and to process the information provided by news sources and to exchange knowledge drawn directly from experience. Pennsylvanians discuss politics at a rate of ve percentage points lower than the national average. If you like this kind of content, sign up for an NCoC.net account and we'll customize your homepage recommendations based on your interests..
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Thanks for the RT @earthforce. Cool visual representation of your mission! http://t.co/eOX1tVBz
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Thanks for the shout out @SocialCitizen! Check out their #NextGen #change orgs resources page http://t.co/FjtgMzuC
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The real issue is mobility - that anyone who plays by the rules and works hard should have access to the #AmericanDream http://t.co/vZja15kS
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