KNX 1070 AM interviewed Christian Grose of the USC Dornsife College on President Trump’s likely legacy among historians. “Mr. Trump can improve his legacy and image after enough time away from the White House.” Christian Grose Tweet KNX 1070 AM
The Hill quoted Erroll Southers of the USC Price School on the long-term damage being caused by President Trump’s post-election behavior. The threats to public officials in those states [Georgia & Michigan] are “alarming” and added that it was “even more troubling that these threats, and the groups that are Read more…
USA Today featured an op-ed by Erroll Southers of the USC Price School on the implications of President Trump’s approach to the rise in white supremacy and right-wing violence in the United States. “If the administration is serious about its intention to defeat these ideologies and stop those who embrace Read more…
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CBC Radio Canada quoted Christian Grose of the USC Dornsife College about California’s shift more to the left with Gavin Newsom as the state’s governor. California’s new governor seems “a little bit more partisan” than his predecessor, Jerry Brown, according to Christian Grose, a political scientist at the University of Southern California who studies partisanship. Full Read more…
? This month, Lisa is joined by Anthony Orlando, Jeff Jenkins, and Christian Grose to discuss Bob Woodward’s latest reportage on the Presidency: Fear. How does this stack up to other Woodward titles and how does the principal-agent theory work it’s way into conversation with these political junkies? What we’re Read more…
The Washington Post quoted Jeffery Jenkins of the USC Price School on the congressional lame duck session. “This year is special,” Jenkins said. “The GOP will lose the House come January, so they only have a few months of unified government left” to consider polarizing issues. Full article here
KPCC-FM’s “AirTalk”interviewed Jody Armourof the USC Gould School about the two likely nominees for the open U.S. Supreme Court seat. Jody Armour doesn’t see a lot of difference among the nominees. There’s difference but the similarity is there. Full tape & article here
Mashablefeatured the #postcards4families campaign led by Abby Woodof the USC Gould School and another professor to help families and others take action against Trump’s immigration policies. Every time a #postcards4families photo is posted online with the hashtag, a pledge pool donates to the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Read more…
“In order for us to be inclusive, we need to really highlight that representation matters and include as many people, organizations, thought processes and concerns that people may have,” said Malaika Merid, a second-year Master of Public Policy Student at USC Price who was one of the event organizers. “This is a gathering space of real diverse thought, and I think that the best way for us to move forward with that is to keep creating ways to find more diversity of thought to be included within the forum.”
Fox & Hounds Daily published commentary by Sherry Bebitch Jeffe of the USC Price School and Doug Jeffe on the similarities between American and British politics and society. Sexual harassment stories are peppering the newspapers and newscasts in Britain, just as they are here. English politicians, news presenters and entertainers are the fodder Read more…
The Washington Post published commentary by Kathleen Doherty of the USC Price School on the impact President Donald Trump may have on the civil service sector. Doherty and her colleagues examined whether extreme partisanship was more likely to drive career civil servants out of the industry. Since civil servants are leaving at a Read more…