A wide open race for the GOP nomination, a split amongst the Democratic coalition, and upheaval on Capitol Hill, have all joined with a changing electorate to present a mixed picture on likely directions for the 2016 General Election.
What will dominate next year’s electoral landscape? Will we see economic issues as front and center as an electoral theme? Will this election be about foreign policy and national security? What are we to make of the next several months as we pass through the primaries into the fall election period? Is Donald Trump for real? Is former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton likely to be the Democratic nominee?
Discussion with Jiří Roškot of Právo and with Fulbright Alumni, professor David McCuan from Sonoma State University in California and Daniel Anýž of Newsweek Česko.
In English.
