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The Wall Street Journal

Stakes Are High as States Gear Up to Pick Governors

More than a decade of hyper-partisanship in Washington, D.C., has pushed much of the policy-making to the state level, while also prompting presidents to use executive power to make changes to tax policy, health care and immigration, said William Antholis, director of the University of Virginia’s Miller Center, which studies public policy and presidential administrations.
William Antholis
The Score

The Score: Chicago 1968, Internet Taxes, NAFTA Revisited, Online Privacy

I went to the Miller Center for Public Affairs at the University of Virginia to speak to two historians about the significance of the last week of August in 1968. Marc Selverstone and Guian McKee answered my questions, beginning with this: What was the atmosphere like? What were Americans thinking? What were Democrats and Republicans thinking? Guian McKee answers first.
Guian McKee
The Score

The Score: Chicago 1968, Internet Taxes, NAFTA Revisited, Online Privacy

I went to the Miller Center for Public Affairs at the University of Virginia to speak to two historians about the significance of the last week of August in 1968. Marc Selverstone and Guian McKee answered my questions, beginning with this: What was the atmosphere like? What were Americans thinking? What were Democrats and Republicans thinking? Guian McKee answers first.
Marc Selverstone