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Sam Wang: Founder, Princeton Election Consortium

September 28, 2014 admin All Conversations, Politics, Uncategorized

It remains impossible to talk about the 2014 Midterms without turning immediately to the big question – the only question –which party will take Senate

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Nate Silver: Founder and Editor-in-Chief, FiveThirtyEight.com

September 17, 2014 admin All Conversations, Politics, Uncategorized

As we make our way towards the first Tuesday in November, a highly-watched, always-debated component of American politics is ready to take it’s place center

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Doug Schoen: Political Strategist, Pollster

June 20, 2014 admin Politics, Uncategorized

Today’s issue, who’s running harder against President Obama – Republicans or Democrats? The question is only partly exaggerated. From criticism on “who lost Iraq” to

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Ken Vogel: Author, “Big Money”

June 12, 2014 admin Politics, Public Policy, Uncategorized

At first glance, today’s conversation might seem as surprising as dog bites man: Money has taken over our political process. I know – not a

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Joe Lockhart: Former White House Press Secretary

June 9, 2014 admin Politics, Public Policy, Uncategorized

The White House recently announced a change at the top. Not the very top, of course, but as head of the Press Office. Jay Carney

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Nate Cohn: NY Times’ “The Upshot,” on Data, Forecasting Models & Politics

June 6, 2014 admin Business & Economics, Politics, Public Policy, Uncategorized

Forget the Koch Brothers or Super PACs or even President Obama. The most-watched player in the 2014 Midterms just might be a computer program called

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Sam Youngman: Lexington Herald-Leader on Kentucky Politics

April 2, 2014 admin Politics, Uncategorized

Few states have more action right now than Kentucky. It’s home to One of the biggest Senate races – the fight for Mitch McConnell’s office

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Jeffrey Toobin: New Yorker Staff Writer; CNN Senior Legal Analyst

February 6, 2014 admin All Conversations, Politics, Public Policy, Uncategorized

The next phase of Chris Christie’s bridge scandal has arrived, and it won’t end quickly. It’s the legal battle – subpoenas, documents, testimony and more.

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Teddy Goff: Obama ’12 Digital Director; Partner, Precision Strategies

February 5, 2014 admin Politics, Technology, Uncategorized

With the midterm election season approaching, every aspect of every race will be watched: The issues; positioning; and, of course, campaigns. And within the campaigns,

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Stan Greenberg: Polling Adviser, Co-Founder Democracy Corps

January 30, 2014 admin Politics, Public Policy, Uncategorized

The agenda is set. President Obama gave his State of the Union address this week, and he was clear: He wants a year of action,

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The Making of the State of the Union Address

January 26, 2014 admin Politics, Public Policy, Uncategorized

We spoke with speechwriters for the last three presidents — Jon Favreau, David Frum and Michael Waldman — about what it takes to put together

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Jon Favreau: Former Director of Speechwriting for President Obama

January 23, 2014 admin Politics, Public Policy, Uncategorized

The connection between policy and communication is a close one. Get only the policy right, and you’re a wonk. Focus solely on the communication, and

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