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Democrats spending big in GOP primaries to handpick winners

“Strategic voting has been around for a while, especially in states with open primaries, where a Democrat would vote in the Republican primary to elect the weakest candidate in the general election. But only a very small percentage of voters do it,” the University of Virginia's Miller Center Senior Faculty Fellow Jennifer Lawless told The Epoch Times.

Jennifer Lawless

2022 Jacqueline Kennedy Luncheon

White House Historical Association President Stewart McLaurin was joined by the CEO of the LBJ Foundation, Mark K. Updegrove, and Barbara A. Perry, Kennedy biographer and director of presidential studies at the University of Virginia's Miller Center.

Barbara A. Perry

PLA may get "complete capability" to attack Taiwan by 2025

Syaru Shirley Lin, Compton Visiting Professor at the University of Virginia's Miller Center, and Chair of the Center for Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation (CAPRI), highlighted the importance of Taiwan's democratic governance as an alternative for countries which have a strong economic relationship with China, especially in the Asia Pacific.

Syaru Shirley Lin

How did Taiwan become so important for semiconductor supply?

Syaru Shirley Lin, Compton Visiting Professor at the University of Virginia's Miller Center, writes that "Taiwan has successfully nurtured a uniquely efficient and supportive chip ecosystem from IC design to testing and packaging, entrenching its indispensability."

Syaru Shirley Lin

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Why some Supreme Court justices are supremely unpopular

Four types of events lead to justices’ unpopularity in the modern era.

The Hill

Aynne Kokas on the intersection between surveillance capitalism and Chinese sharp power

"The US consumer system is uniquely exploitative," writes Aynne Kokas, C. K. Yen Professor at the University of Virginia's Miller Center. "The main difference with Chinese companies is that the Chinese government has established an entire framework that pressures Chinese firms to share their data with Chinese government regulators."

Aynne Kokas