How we got here: Factions in U.S. Presidential Politics
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Presented for the Kennedy Summer School in New Ross, Ireland, the author argues that factionalism dominates U.S. presidential politics.
How we got here: Factions in U.S. Presidential Politics
- 1. How we got here! Factions & U.S. Presidential Politics Kennedy Summer School, 2016 Global Leadership Institute Global Leadership Institute- Europe Irish Institute
- 2. + How did we get here?
- 3. + Red Edges reply to Blue State Digital
- 4. + Factionalism in American Politics Madisons Number 10 Classes, Separation of Powers, and Federalism The economy stupid Bill Clinton says Government just isnt working..I have a plan to put government back on your side Another Bill.OReilly says mobilize the folks The hyper-manufactured, bespoke politician Its all about the base and the death of swing
- 5. + The Union as a Safeguard Against FactionThe utility of the union as a safeguard against domestic faction and insurrection November 22, 1787 A landed interest, a manufacturing interest, a mercantile interest, a moneyed interest . . . grow up of necessity in civilized nations, and divide them into different classes, actuated by different sentiments and views
- 6. + Anti-ratification Riots in Albany, New York 1788
- 7. + Bill Clinton: The economy stupid!
- 8. + Mobilize the Folks: Culture Wars in America
- 9. + Monty Burns for Mayor
- 10. + Where are we today? Yankeedom; New Netherland; The Midlands; Tidewater; Deep South; Greater Appalachia; El Norte; The Far West; New France; The Left Coast; First nation
- 11. + Connect with the GLI /GLIatbc @GLIatBC @Robert_Mauro Global Leadership Institute at Boston College /GLIatbc