You can access the first part of this interview here. Staff Writer Zak Lutz sits down with Charlie Cook of the Cook Political Report to talk about electoral reform and journalism. You can access additional content by subscribing to our YouTube channel and visiting our iTunes page. Interview by Zak Lutz Editing and Production by Jenny Choi Music … Read more
Staff Writer Zak Lutz sits down with Charlie Cook of the Cook Political Report to talk elections and political analytics. You can access additional content by subscribing to our YouTube channel and visiting our iTunes page. Interview by Zak Lutz Editing and Production by Jenny Choi Music by Dylan Perese
Interviews Editor Colin Diersing sits down with Sam Feist, CNN’s Washington Bureau Chief, to talk about CNN’s coverage of the 2012 election, the future of journalism, and the political polarization of popular news networks today. You can access additional content by subscribing to our YouTube channel and visiting our iTunes page. Interview by Colin Diersing Editing and Production … Read more
Zak Lutz, staff writer, sits down with Larry Summers, Harvard’s Charles W. Eliot University Professor, to talk about big government, the debt crisis, climate change, and the recent Harvard cheating scandal. You can access additional content by subscribing to our YouTube channel and visiting our iTunes page. Interview by Zak Lutz Editing and Production by Jenny Choi Music by … Read more
Wendy Davis is a Texas state senator and graduate of Harvard Law School. She earned media attention on June 25 for filibustering Texas Senate Bill 5 (SB 5), which proposed adding restrictions to abortions. Davis, whose filibuster lasted for nearly eleven hours, spoke to staff writer Harleen Gambhir about the legacy of that night, the … Read more
Christine Todd Whitman is the former Governor of New Jersey (1994-2001) and former Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (2001-2003). She currently serves on the board of Americans Elect. HPR: How do you think responsible environmental regulation can be reconciled with the kind of small-government pro-growth agenda that anyone in the Republican Party would want … Read more
Howard Dean was the Governor of Vermont (1991-2003) and Chairman of the Democratic National Committee (2005-2009). He is the founder of Democracy for America. Harvard Political Review: As Chairman of the DNC, you were credited with helping to elect a Democratic majority in the House. How would you do that in 2014? Howard Dean: And … Read more
Tim Wirth was the U.S. Senator from Colorado (1987-1992) and the first Under Secretary of State for Democracy and Global Affairs (1994-1997). As Under Secretary, he worked extensively on environmental issues. From 1998 to 2013, Wirth served as the President of the United Nations Foundation. HPR: You’ve had some harsh words for President Obama and … Read more
Jon Huntsman served as the governor of Utah from 2005 to 2009, as United States Ambassador to China from 2009 to 2011, and was a candidate for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. Harvard Political Review: In thinking about the future of your party over the next few decades, what do you think the ideal Republican Party … Read more
On April 29, 2013, 12-year NBA veteran Jason Collins came out as the first openly gay active male athlete playing one of the four major American sports. Recently, the HPR sat down with former Ravens linebacker and three-time Pro Bowl selection Brendon Ayanbadejo to discuss his LGBTQ advocacy work, future ambitions for elected office, and athlete activism. … Read more