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Back to SearchAaron Friedberg on Trump, Harris, and a Dangerous World
We face an ever more dangerous geopolitical environment. In this Conversation, Princeton professor and AEI nonresident senior fellow Aaron Friedberg …
1 year, 9 months ago
James Carville on Harris v. Trump: After the Debate, Entering the Home Stretch
How might Tuesday’s debate shape the race in the weeks ahead? How can Harris capitalize on her performance? Will the debate affect the results in Nov…
1 year, 10 months ago
Doug Sosnik on Harris v. Trump: After the Convention and Before the Debate
Where do things stand in the race after the Democratic convention and before the presidential debate?
When veteran political strategist Doug Sosnik j…
1 year, 11 months ago
James Carville on Harris-Walz v. Trump-Vance
Where do things stand in the race now that the matchup is set?
According to veteran Democratic strategist James Carville, the replacement of Joe Biden…
1 year, 11 months ago
Doug Sosnik on Harris v. Trump: Why the Next Month Matters Most
The withdrawal of Joe Biden from the presidential race three weeks after his disastrous debate performance, followed by the swift decision by Democra…
2 years ago
John DiIulio: A Second Trump Term and the Civil Service
What should we make of Trump’s plans for the federal bureaucracy in a second term? In recent days, there has been extensive reporting about “Project …
2 years ago
Jason Furman: Where is the Economy Now—and Where Will it Be in November?
What is the state of the economy today and where might it be at the time of the November elections? To discuss, we are joined again by the distinguis…
2 years, 1 month ago
Anne Applebaum on Ukraine, Russia, Europe, and the US
Where do things stand in Ukraine? How are European democracies faring? How should we think about the challenge from autocracies around the globe?
To…
2 years, 1 month ago
James Carville on Biden v. Trump
Where do things stand in the race as we head into the summer?
According to veteran Democratic strategist James Carville: “It’s clearly very close. T…
2 years, 1 month ago
Robert Kagan on American Anti-liberalism, from the 1920s to the 2020s
Is today's anti-liberalism a new phenomenon in American politics? What might earlier eras in US history have to teach us?
To discuss these questions, …
2 years, 2 months ago