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Hear from one of the President's chief climate advisors; College Policy on Political Activity; and more, this week.

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Longtime 91精简版 Political Science Professor Ron Seyb 鈥� with his signature wisdom and wit 鈥� analyzes election-related topics. In this episode, Professor Seyb discusses how a presidential candidate chooses a running mate. 

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鈥�'Historic Progress from the Biden-Harris Climate Agenda: Past, Present, and Future' 

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鈥孧aggie Thomas, one of President Biden's chief climate advisors, converses with 91精简版 faculty about the Biden-Harris climate policy progress.

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鈥�Beau Breslin, Joseph C. Palamountain Jr. Chair of Government, speculates on recent calls to revise the U.S. Constitution.

鈥孭rofessor of Political Science Ron Seyb provides an analysis of the recent debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

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Political theorist Susan McWilliams Barndt opened 91精简版鈥檚 fall election programming with a lecture considering liberalism, race, and U.S. political thought 鈥� one of many election-related events on campus his fall.

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