Sentences with phrase «politics professor»
«I think some of the current legal problems are giving [donors] reasons to say «no,»» Kenneth Sherrill, a longtime politics professor at Hunter College, told CO. «It's not as though these are people who wanted to give these contributions out of the goodness of their hearts.
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Today's panelists are Times Union Associate Editor Mike Spain, Siena College Comparative Politics Professor Vera Eccarius - Kelly, Daily Freeman Publisher Emeritus Ira Fusfeld and Communications Consultant Theresa Bourgeois.
Today's panelists are WAMC's Alan Chartock, Communications Consultant Theresa Bourgeois, Siena College Comparative Politics Professor Vera Eccarius - Kelly, and Editor of The Daily Gazette Judy Patrick.
«That's a considerable amount of bucks,» said Baruch College politics professor Doug Muzzio.
After the Labour leader whipped his MPs to support the article 50 bill, politics professor John Curtice suggested that Corbyn had made a mighty miscalculation.
«I think it speaks to the intensity of his support, I think that he's got a really, lot of hardcore supporters; whether that converts to a victory on primary day is another question,» said politics professor Richard Flanagan, of the College of Staten Island.
The Strathclyde University politics professor also warned Labour's leadership contenders that they risk continuing to leave the party outflanked on the left by the Scottish National party by stressing the importance of appealing to aspirational voters.
Steve Fisher is an associate politics professor at Oxford.
Politics professor Meg Russell has clearly distinguished the various potential functions of a second chamber — representing different interests (regional or religious, for example); being more independent of the executive than the first chamber; acting as a «veto player», and performing different parliamentary duties such as more detailed scrutiny of legislation.
Syracuse University women and politics professor Kristi Andersen attributes it to an increasing effort by political parties and organizations to recruit women for local offices.
According to David Menefee - Libey, politics professor at Pomona College, Deasy's initial mandate was just the opposite.
Today's panelists are WAMC's Alan Chartock, Siena College Comparative Politics Professor Vera Eccarius - Kelly and Communications Consultant Theresa Bourgeois.
Iran is also supporting the Taliban because it is «worried that with American troops in Afghanistan, the two militaries will end up confronting each other,» Mohammad Akram Arefi, a politics professor at Kateb University in Kabul, told The Washington Post.
Wynne's stumbling block was that she was in the inner circle that made those decisions to cancel the gas plants, said Myer Siemiatycki, politics professor at Toronto's Ryerson University.
«States like Colorado and California are at the forefront of a growing trend,» says Genevieve LeBaron, who has studied the issue as a politics professor at the University of Sheffield in England.
Putin's strength rests on the fact that he represents the interests of well - organized power groups, including the secret police and the military, says Andrei Korobkov, a politics professor at Middle Tennessee State University.
«It's difficult, in effect, to get away inside the White House with the press corps in the same building,» said Bruce Buchanan, politics professor at the University of Texas at Austin.
«The Front National vote was already high in this region, but the migrant crisis and the Calais issue, and now the November 13 attacks, are extremely favorable to that vote,» Pierre Mathiot, a politics professor at Lille's Sciences Po university, recently told The Guardian.
«They work for Save the Children and Merrill Lynch and they don't see a contradiction,» says Jeffrey Herbst, the politics professor.
John Keane is a politics professor and author of 10 books, including several on the nature of democracy, and a political biography of Tom Paine.
«I think that you would have to be pretty dense not to get the message,» said Doug Muzzio, a politics professor at New York City's Baruch College, who viewed video of the event afterward.
Report co-author John Curtice, a politics professor at Strathclyde University, said the shift to the right is mainly a result of the changing mindset of Labour supporters.
«People increasingly view teachers unions as a problem, or the problem,» David Menefee - Libey, a politics professor at Pomona College who studies education politics.