Questions abound as the presidential race heats up and both parties strain to forge their identities in a post-Obama world. Why has the Democratic Party been so much more competitive than expected, and what twists and turns can we expect in the coming months?
The 2016 Republican primary field is unprecedented in its size and scope; what do Jeb Bush’s challenges – relative his brother's 2000 near-coronation – say about the evolution of his party? We’ll analyze this and much more with some of the people who will shape the outcomes on both sides, including Lis Smith, deputy campaign manager for Martin O’Malley; leading Republican strategist and CNN contributor Kevin Madden; and top aides from several other 2016 campaigns. The panel will be moderated by Robert George, deputy editorial page editor for the New York Post, and Jeff Smith, assistant professor at the Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy at The New School.
