[dryrun-2026-05-04] Confounding factors—including pre-existing homophily, cable-television exposure, partisan elite polarization, and demographic sorting—do not fully account for the observed growth in affective polarization, leaving room for algorithmic effects.

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[dryrun-2026-05-04] Confounding factors—including pre-existing homophily, cable-television exposure, partisan elite polarization, and demographic sorting—do not fully account for the observed growth iuntested-default

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