Votes rate political division as the number one issue facing the country, according to new GU polling. Mo Elleithee and Kurt Bardella join Morning Joe to discuss.
A Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service Civility Poll that was taken in the immediate aftermath of the January 6, attack on Capitol Hill found that 82% of Americans…
Many Americans believe the Biden plan is what our country needs to return to some sense of normalcy. For example, 56% of Americans in a recent Georgetown Institute of Politics…
Jim DeFede discussed the challenges Biden is facing with Mo Elleithee, executive director of Georgetown University’s Institute for Politics and Public...
“The scenes at the US Capitol made me angry and broke my heart,” Mo Elleithee (SFS’94), executive director of the institute and former political strategist, wrote in a press release.
Perhaps because of Mr. Biden’s history of working with Republicans, a majority of Americans are at least somewhat optimistic that he can restore civility and unity in the nation’s politics,…
"...People believe that we are as polarized as we’ve ever been. But when you ask them where do you think we will be a year from now, they’re optimistic, maybe…
The good news for Biden is that a majority of the public would like him to have a productive relationship with Congress, said Mo Elleithee, executive director of the Georgetown…
A recent survey by Georgetown University’s Institute of Politics and Public Service found that 82 percent of Americans believe racial, political, and class divisions are getting worse.