Could a Heineken ad from 2017 actually hold the key to reducing partisan animosity?

Partisan and ideological divides in the U.S. and elsewhere seem to deepen on a daily basis. What can be done about it? It turns out, a beer ad may actually have an answer. This suggestion isn’t as wild as it might sound. Very serious and wide-rangin

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Could a Heineken ad from 2017 actually hold the key to reducing partisan animosity?

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