McCormack Speaks

November 3, 2016
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Beware the Polls of November

by Robert Turner Senior Fellow, McCormack Graduate School Beware the polls of November–especially the ones picking “likely” winners. Whom to believe? Is Clinton ahead by 7 percentage points (51-44), as the latest NBC/Survey Monkey poll indicates?  Or perhaps by 3 … Continue reading

November 1, 2016
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A Wicked Portrayal: International Affairs in the 2016 Presidential Debates

by Marcia Mundt Public Policy PhD student Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton engaged in three heated and colorful debates this election season discussing controversial issues including police violence, appointing a new justice on the Supreme Court, and the future of … Continue reading

November 1, 2016
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Unpacking Clinton’s Workforce Development and Employment Policies

by Susan Crandall Center for Social Policy During the presidential debates, Candidate Clinton promoted a number of workforce development and employment policies aimed at building the middle class. In general, Clinton’s proposals are a step in the right direction, but … Continue reading

October 28, 2016
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On the third presidential debate of 2016

by George Chichirau Public Policy PhD student              The final debate of the current campaign season touched on a large number of themes, and in far more detail than previous ones (although the bar was set very low early … Continue reading

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