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What Theresa May could teach America’s next president about leading a divided country

  • Written by Peter Harris, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Colorado State University

For several months leading up to today’s ballot, Donald Trump has taken to calling himself “Mr. Brexit,” predicting that his brand of grassroots populism ultimately will win out over an out-of-touch political class. Now that election day is upon us, it is certainly possible that Trump will pull off such an upset, even if most...

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