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The conservative case for universal health care | Guian McKee

Guian McKee is an associate professor in presidential studies at the Miller Center. He’s moderating the talk featuring Avik Roy “The conservative case for universal health care” at UVA’s The Miller Center, Friday, February 08, 2019

Guian McKee

Historians offer perspective

When it comes to op-eds, you have Julian Zelizer, a Princeton University professor of history, who contributes to CNN. Furthermore, Nicole Hemmer — a professor at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center — is a Vox columnist, helped found Made By History and is one of the founders of Past Present.

Nicole Hemmer

Trump could reset his presidency at the State of the Union. Here's why he may not

When Donald Trump enters the House Chamber Tuesday night, it will be the first time since he was elected president that he will be outnumbered by Democrats. How he handles the moment could define the rest of his term.

Russell Riley

Leadership

Fraught with fraud?

"Contrary to what Sarah Huckabee Sanders says, allegations of fraud during Donald Trump's inauguration may be the president's problem," writes Miller Center Senior Fellow Chris Lu in USA Today.

USA Today

Fight Over Border Wall Funding Still Looms As Trump Prepares For State Of The Union

In 1998, President Clinton's State of the Union simply ignored the Monica Lewinsky scandal swirling around his presidency, says Russell Riley with the Miller Center at the University of Virginia. "By dint of his speaking skills and his personality, he was able to go in and change the tone of the debate. There were a lot of people within the Clinton White House that felt that that saved his presidency."

Russell Riley

A New Arms Race?

Senior Fellow Chris Lu is interviewed on MSNBC about Trump's foreign policy

Chris Lu