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Health care clash

Senior Fellow Chris Lu is interviewed on MSNBC about the latest White House health care controversy
Chris Lu
TIME

'This Is Very Good.' How Trump Beat the Mueller Investigation

“The politics of what’s happened over the last few days just places the President in a much better political position than he probably could have imagined,” says Russell Riley, professor of presidential studies at the University of Virginia.
Russell Riley
The Atlantic

Things Weren’t Always This Bad Between the U.S. and China

Neither government seems to have a coherent strategy for dealing with the other. Do the U.S. and China want to be friends? Enemies? Frenemies? What exactly do they envision their future relationship to be? “That is the question,” John Negroponte, the director of national intelligence under President George W. Bush and now a professor at the University of Virginia, told me. In Washington, he continued, “is anyone really thinking about the long-term relationship? To the extent they are, they are thinking about it in a negative, adversarial direction.”
John Negroponte
WINA

Implications of ACA being tossed out | Guian McKee

Les Sinclair has on Guian McKee, an associate professor at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center of Public Affairs about the implication of what might happen if the Affordable Care Act is found illegal. Mckee is the author of “The Problem of Jobs: Liberalism, Race, and Deindustrialization in Philadelphia” and is working on a book about the rise of the health-care economy in American cities after World War II. You can follow him on Twitter: @guian_mckee.
Guian McKee
CBS19

Political Tuesday: Mueller Report Reaction

With the end of the Special Counsel investigation into Russian collusion and interference in the 2016 presidential campaign, what is next? In this week's Political Tuesday, Guian McKee with the University of Virginia Miller Center talks about what the Mueller report could mean in the short-term and beyond.
Guian McKee