Joe Crowley reflects on his time in the House following 9/11 to provide insight on how Congress should handle the global crisis and provide hope, resources, and leadership for the American people.
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John Rogers shares how races are making the quick move to digital in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, radically changing the ground game of campaigning.
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Lily Adams runs through how presidential campaigns are going to have to shift their organizing strategies in order to maintain momentum through a global pandemic.
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Kate Nocera tackles the responsibility of the press and how her colleagues at BuzzFeed News are reporting the global coronavirus pandemic. Check out the her message to learn more about how journalists cover crises.
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Each week this semester we are digging in on a specific area of policy -- first reviewing how the Obama White House and outside organizations came together to promote reform, and then assessing results and lessons learned.
—Paulette Aniskoff
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The House and Senate negotiators will reach an agreement, without funding for “The Wall” and the government will not shutdown.
—Nadeam Elshami
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On November 6, the citizens of Florida enacted Amendment 4, which automatically grants the right to vote to most convicted felons who have served their terms.
—Mark Rom
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There is something we know for certain before a single vote is counted in Tuesday’s election: White evangelical Christians will be one of the strongest Republican voting blocs in the country.
—EJ Dionne and Amber Herrle
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I graduated undergrad during the worst economic climate in the US since the Great Depression. I was told I’d never get a job in journalism.
—Suzanne Kianpour
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Students who are interested in working in politics and public service should keep an open mind and be persistent and humble.
—Josh Pitcock
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