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Senior Political Analyst, ; Founding Director, Center for Public Leadership (); Professor, ; Former adviser to 4 U.S presidents

Cambridge, MA
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  1. Jul 24

    The bottom line after today is that what Americans think of Trump, his involvement with Russia, and whether he obstructed justice will most likely be decided at the ballot box next November. Pls join us as we discuss next

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  2. Jul 23

    Even if Mueller does go beyond his report tomorrow, it may not matter much with voters. Support for impeachment is down to 21% according to / , and people’s opinions of Trump appear to be immovable in either direction. Pls join as we discuss next

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  3. Jul 22

    Just as he did in May when he stepped down as special counsel, Mueller may try to drive Wednesday’s House committee hearings towards discussing Russian interference into our elections and away from questions of obstruction. Pls join us next as we discuss

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  4. Jul 18

    As Mueller prepares to testify, it's critical Americans have an understanding of what's in his report. has made doing so a manageable endeavor, with an excellent abridged edition. Recommend for those who plan to tune in and those who can't.

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  5. Jul 17

    Trump’s open hostility to women of color is unacceptable for a president. But will it help Republicans win politically? Perhaps it will in the short term. It will not in the long term, though. Pls join us

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  6. Jul 16

    New fundraising totals for past quarter show a Big Five solidifying among Democrats. Same 5 at the top in latest New Hampshire poll: Biden, Warren, Sanders, Buttigieg, and Harris. Pls join us next

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  7. Jul 14

    Once again, President Trump hangs a sign on the door of the White House: “if you’re not white, you’re not welcome.” It’s hard to recall this much bigotry and nativism in the White House since pre-Civil War. Pls join us now

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  8. Jul 9

    We have lost an American original in . Countless military families will always be grateful to him for his enormous, behind-the-scenes support in repairing their lives. He leaves behind not only a marvelous family but an admirable legacy.

    6 replies 25 retweets 108 likes
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  9. Jul 6

    In the footsteps of President Obama, Joe Biden tried to end racial controversy today in South Carolina. He is no Obama as an orator, but Biden did give a helpful defense of his record on race. Please join us now on .

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  10. Jul 4

    4th of July celebration on Cape Cod (Barnstable) draws biggest throng in memory. Strikingly, most signs carried in parade called for kindness between parties, unity in US, and urgent efforts on climate. Out here, at least, Americans seem to be sending DC a message!

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  11. Jul 2

    Reading the entrails of the latest CNN poll showing Biden lead over #2 (Harris) shrank to 5 points. Please join us for a discussion on .

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  12. Jul 1

    We need more women in high level diplomacy, but so far, they have earned their way to top: Madeleine Albright, Hillary Clinton, Condi Rice, Susan Rice — 3 PhDs and 1 Yale Law among them. Ivanka seems smart but would be wise to support women in Foreign Service, not displace them.

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  13. Jul 1

    Most White House communications teams would drool over the photo op from N Korea today, but national security advisers would retch.

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  14. Retweeted
    Jun 28

    Who, if anyone, among the top-tier candidates, can turn this into a two person race with Biden? Sanders seems the least likely. Warren, Buttigieg, and Harris are much more interesting possibilities, writes

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    Jun 28

    "He could've shown a little more humanity and. ... self-awareness about the way that the national conversation has changed." Political analyst discusses Joe Biden's response to Kamala Harris' attacks on his record on race in the debate.

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  16. Retweeted
    Jun 26

    'The most welcome element of tonight’s Democratic debate so far is the presence of three women on stage.'

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  17. Retweeted
    Jun 28

    Miss the debates? prof breaks it down and makes some predictions -- a quick morning read:

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  18. Jun 28

    Following last night’s debate, great press reviews plus a spike in $$ have lifted prospects for Kamala Harris. Can she continue moving up? How? Meanwhile, Joe Biden is once again taking lots of heat from the commentariat. Fair or unfair? Please join us on

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  19. Jun 27

    The press is likely to judge Biden on his policy stances tonight. But I imagine the public will be judging him by his vitality, both mentally and physically. Pls join us as we discuss takeaways from last night and what to expect tonight next

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  20. Jun 26

    Trump leaves for the G-20 attacking friends & rivals with equal vitriol. Unusual? You bet. And unfortunately, it reduces the prospects for breakthroughs with China & others. Pls join us next

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