Cook Political Report Senate editor Jessica Taylor discusses key Senate races ahead of November's elections, and author and Vice Presidential scholar Joel Goldstein previews Wednesday night's Vice Presidential debate.
A panel of foreign policy experts from the Brookings Institution discussed the 2020 presidential election, foreign policy and the future of transatlantic relations under a Trump or Biden presidency.
The Aspen Institute hosted a virtual discussion with representatives from media, legal, and civil rights organizations on preparing for a contested election. They discussed voter intimidation, disinformation tactics, election integrity, and mail-in voting. They also briefly addressed what happens if a candidate is not able to remain on the ballot during the election process, referencing the recent news of President Trump testing positive for COVID-19.
Today's program looks at President Trump's halting coronavirus aid talks, a preview of Wed's VP debate and Supreme Court cases on drug prices & religious liberty. Interviews with Bloomberg Law's Kimberly Robinson and The Hill's Mike Lillis.
Today's program looks at President Trump's halting coronavirus aid talks, a preview of Wed's VP debate and Supreme Court cases on drug prices & religious liberty. Interviews with Bloomberg Law's Kimberly Robinson and The Hill's Mike Lillis.
The Brennan Center for Justice hosted a virtual discussion on reimagining the rule of law. Legal experts discussed the rule of law and how its protections have eroded over the last few years from its original intent of protecting the public from abuses of power. They addressed several issues including the use of the military and law enforcement against peaceful protestors, government supported voter intimidation tactics at the polls, and the politicization of various government agencies, such as the CDC, NIH, and the U.S. Postal Service.
Montana gubernatorial candidates, Rep. Greg Gianforte (R-MT) and Mike Cooney (D), participate in a televised debate. The event is sponsored by Montana PBS.
Today's program looks at President Trump's halting coronavirus aid talks, a preview of Wed's VP debate and Supreme Court cases on drug prices & religious liberty. Interviews with Bloomberg Law's Kimberly Robinson and The Hill's Mike Lillis.
A panel of foreign policy experts from the Brookings Institution discussed the 2020 presidential election, foreign policy and the future of transatlantic relations under a Trump or Biden presidency.
The Aspen Institute hosted a virtual discussion with representatives from media, legal, and civil rights organizations on preparing for a contested election. They discussed voter intimidation, disinformation tactics, election integrity, and mail-in voting. They also briefly addressed what happens if a candidate is not able to remain on the ballot during the election process, referencing the recent news of President Trump testing positive for COVID-19.
The Brennan Center for Justice hosted a virtual discussion on reimagining the rule of law. Legal experts discussed the rule of law and how its protections have eroded over the last few years from its original intent of protecting the public from abuses of power. They addressed several issues including the use of the military and law enforcement against peaceful protestors, government supported voter intimidation tactics at the polls, and the politicization of various government agencies, such as the CDC, NIH, and the U.S. Postal Service.
