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What Just Happened, and What's It Mean for Business?
The midterm elections have redrawn the political map in Washington. What's likely to happen to tax policy, regulation, and the ability of Congress to get things done?
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Off to the Races
The 2020 campaign for president is under way, as well as campaigns for dozens of seats in the House and Senate. How is the field shaping up? And what might the outcome mean for business?
Curated Video
Life after Trump: what’s the future of the Republican Party?
Donald Trump has finally accepted that a presidential transition from his administration to Joe Biden’s should begin. We answer your questions on what the Republican Party could look like in a post-Trump world.
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Anti Trump Republicans & The Lincoln Project Why Some Don't Want Trump - TLDR News
In recent weeks, a group of anti-Trump Republicans seems to be increasing its campaign against the president. Groups like the Lincoln project and GOP leaders (including Romney and Bush Jr) have come out against Trump, saying they won't...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
The Economic Legacy of Racism
Why does the racial divide persist between comparatively similar segments of the workforce? If additional education is not the solution to racial inequality, what is? In this interview, Professor Sandy Darity discusses the troubling...
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Marjorie Taylor Greene: What Will Republicans Do With The Controversial Congresswoman? - TLDR News
In recent days and weeks, no one in Congress has gained quite as much attention as Majorie Taylor Green. Having been branded a 'kook' by Mitt Romney and a purveyor of 'loony lies' by Mitch McConnell - the question is what the GOP will do...
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America and the World
A look at Trump's first year and what it means for America and the rest of the world.
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Trump and the Next Generation
President Trump has changed much - from taxes to regulation to the tenor of politics to America's role in the world. Senator Tom Cotton talks about the lasting effects on business.
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The Lincoln Project As a Burgeoning Media Company?
The marketing tactics used by the anti-Trump super PAC have caught the attention of Hollywood and Madison Avenue. With co-founder Rick Wilson we explore the lessons corporate marketers can learn from the group's approach.
Institute for New Economic Thinking
The End of American Exceptionalism
“We don’t look after each other at all,” says Jeffrey Sachs on America today Jeffrey Sachs sits down with Rob Johnson to discuss his new book, A New Foreign Policy: Beyond American Exceptionalism (Columbia University Press, 2018).
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Getting to Grips with the Trump Phenomenon
The media has failed ask basic questions about the economic thinking — and business record — of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, says Pulitzer-prize-winning journalist David Cay Johnston, author of The Making of Donald...
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How Republicans Secretly Won 2020 (except Trump): Senate, House & State Wins for the GOP - TLDR News
With everyone focused on the race for the Whitehouse and Biden’s win, not a whole lot of attention has been dedicated to the Republican’s down ballot wins. With the Republicans protecting senate seats, picking up house seats & growing...
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What Happens Now: Biden's Wins, Trump's Lawsuits & Faithless Electors - TLDR News
Yesterday Joe Biden crossed the 270 elector threshold and officially became the President-Elect of the United States. However, that doesn't mean that the electoral chaos is over just yet. In this video, we discuss Trump's lawsuits,...
Mr. Beat
The American Presidential Election of 1912
The 32nd episode in a very long series about the American presidential elections from 1788 to the present. I hope to have them done by Election Day 2016. In 1912, Theodore Roosevelt single handedly destroys the Republican Party because...
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Inside the White House
Jared Kushner, Senior Advisor to the President, aims to rally the resources of the U.S. government around an ambitious set of priorities.
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Trump 2024: Could the President Run & Win the Whitehouse Again? - TLDR News
With the 2020 election cycle still wrapping up, it feels a little soon to already be discussing 2024. However, we're not the only ones with President Trump apparently already floating the idea of him running again in four years time. So...
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GOP Tearing in Two? Cheney Accuses Replacement of being "Complicit" in Trump's "Big Lie" - TLDR News
With Cheney being ejected from GOP leadership the party looks like it's tearing itself in two. So in this video we analyze Cheney's removal, what it tells us about the future of the party & Trump's ongoing influence.
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Kristol, Chavez and Steele on the Future of the Republican Party
Is the Republican Party in transition or already fully transformed? Republican Party stalwarts William Kristol, Linda Chavez and Michael Steele weigh in on the direction of the Party.
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Political Leadership
The voters gave the nation a split Congress. How should business prepare for what comes next?
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Trump's Fraud Lawsuits: Is He Still Taking His 'Election Fraud' Claims Seriously? - TLDR News
So far Trump's legal battles haven't been going all that well. Despite the bravado on Twitter, it seems that his lawyers haven't been able to prove any real fraud or even back up many of the President's claims. So in this video we ask if...
Hip Hughes History
The Emancipation Proclamation Explained: US History Review
So you think you know your history? Mr. Hughes lays down the tracks to help you understand the true purpose behind the Emancipation Proclamation and why the Civil War was fought. Brought to you by Mr. Hughes in an easily digestible eight...
Hip Hughes History
What was the Southern Strategy?
How did the two political parties switch? A look at the movement of white Southern Democrats to the Republican Party. Perfect for APGOV students, political science students, life long learners and the cray cray on the internets. WARNING...
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Tsunami Or Ripple?
The November mid-term elections may upend Congress - or not. What's likely to happen and what are the implications for policy that affects business?
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Liz Cheney on the Future of the Republican Party
Representative Liz Cheney (R.,Wyo.), discusses her recent ouster from Republican party leadership, her vision for the GOP and what it will take to push her agenda forward in divided times at the WSJ's Women In.