Is Foreign Policy Bipartisanship Alive on Capitol Hill?
With today's Congress sharply divided along partisan lines, are U.S. lawmakers still capable of reaching across the aisle on foreign policy? This public program will examine the congressional politics of U.S. foreign policy making and the prospects for foreign policy bipartisanship.
Speakers
Assistant Professor of International Relations, School of International Service, American University
Former Director, the Congress Project, Wilson Center; Former Staff Director, House Rules Committee
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