Study Group with Alice Stewart: What’s down the road for President Donald Trump in 2020?

Former President Ronald Reagan encouraged colleagues to “not speak ill-will of fellow Republicans.  Former President Barack Obama advised Democrats to “avoid the circular firing squad” in the primary. In the Trump era we have the line from the hit series Game of Thrones, “It’s hard to put a leash on a dog once you’ve put a crown on its head.”  Whatever happened to civility in politics, do voters care, and what does the future hold for a return to issues-based campaigning? 

Study group led by Alice Stewart, CNN Political Commentator, NPR Contributor, Leadership Institute Faculty, former Communications Director for Ted Cruz for President, Emmy-award winning journalist.

Week 2: What’s down the road for President Donald Trump in 2020?

President Trump has the luxury of being an incumbent president leading into the 2020 election.  With the help of the Republican National Committee and supporting groups, Trump is able to raise money and galvanize voters. Alice Stewart is joined by Trump for President Communications Director Marc Lotter to discuss the messaging and direction of the road to November 2020.  

Guest: Marc Lotter, Director of Strategic Communications for the re-election campaign of President Donald J. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence

Location: Institute of Politics (L-163)