January 25_Virtual Public Policy Forum featuring Lanhee J. Chen
- Shared screen with speaker view
Alana Bame
24:18
We will be starting shortly.
Alana Bame
27:32
https://wc.wustl.edu/events/100-billion-open-secret-how-politicians-use-economic-development-subsidies-win-relection?d=2023-02-10
Elizabeth Elizabeth
29:33
https://wustl.advancementform.com/campaign/gifts-wustl-edu/give?other_designation_description=Weidenbaum%20Center
Alana Bame
29:51
https://wustl.advancementform.com/campaign/gifts-wustl-edu/give?other_designation_description=Weidenbaum%20Center
Steve Knight
01:02:56
At the national level it often seems like Republicans have little interest in governing. What do you see as a viable future for the Republican Party;s identity?
Timothy McBride
01:11:00
On the point of being a regional parry, the GOP.. I do a lot of work on rural health, and I have wondered for a while... the Democrats used to do well in rural areas back when FDR was President, Truman up until the 1960s or 1970s. But now rural areas and almost exclusively, overwhelmingly GOP. Why did this happen? What did the Democrats do to lose rural America or the GOP to win it?
Jorie Jacobi
01:22:14
This was fascinating, thank you!