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Gadarian quoted in Associated Press article on Trump's business conflicts
Shana Gadarian, associate professor of political science, says those who pay attention to politics tend to be more partisan and often set aside information they find inconsistent with their beliefs. "To the extent that you like this administration," she says, "you might say this is just the way business is done. This isn’t a concern."
Thomsen weighs in on comeback of moderate Democrats in Roll Call
"Until there are more moderates elected they aren’t going to be able to galvanize and be able to leverage the votes that they need to have any influence," says Danielle Thomsen, assistant professor of political science.
Reeher weighs in on Russia probe, midterm elections in USA Today
"If something big is revealed—an impeachable offense by the president—that could be a significant factor in creating a blue (Democratic) wave," says Grant Reeher, professor of political science and director of the Campbell Public Affairs Institute. On the other hand, he says, if the investigations end with nothing really significant or new "it gives power to President Trump's narrative that it has all been a witch hunt, which could give Republicans a boost."
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A Conversation with George Washington: Featuring Robert Shetterly
Maxwell Hall, Maxwell Auditorium (Room 117)
This session will feature a conversation with Robert Shetterly, artist of the renowned educational exhibit Americans Who Tell the Truth.