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Lauren Wright, Associate Research Scholar and Lecturer in Politics and Public Affairs at Princeton University, appeared on CNBC to discuss impending impeachment.
Democrats are thinking there needs to be an immediate punishment...despite the…
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Omar Wasow, Assistant Professor of Politics and a CSDP faculty associate, writes in The Washington Post that the remarkable assault on the U.S. capitol was, unlike the common commentary that it "is not who we are," a…
Keith Whittington, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Politics at Princeton University and a CSDP faculty associate, makes the case in The Washington Post that when the chief…
Wednesday, January 6, 2021
by Christopher L. Eisgruber
Like all of you, I am horrified by the lawless violence in the United States Capitol today. I am saddened and concerned for our country, and I am embarrassed by how America today appeared to the world.
Beginning when I was an…