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DESCRIPTION:State of Democracy Lecture with Alan Greenblatt\, Combative Fed
 eralism: Why So Many States Are Suing Trump. \n\nGreenblatt is\n  a highly
  respected investigative reporter who covers politics and policy\n  issues
 \, particularly those of state and local government and state-federal\n  r
 elationships\, for&nbsp\;Governing magazine.\n  He is a contributor to&nbs
 p\;Politico\n  Magazine and DecodeDC&nbsp\;and previously reported for NPR
 \n  and CQ Researcher. His lecture will\n  explore the divide between stat
 e and federal powers under our current\n  president and how the midterm el
 ection results could affect the balance of\n  powers.\n  \n \nReception to
  follow lecture.This series is coordinated by the Campbell Public Affairs 
 Institute at the Maxwell School. For more information\, call 315-443-5850 
 or 9707 and/or email Sunju Raybeck at sraybeck@syr.edu.
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SUMMARY:State of Democracy Lecture with Alan Greenblatt
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>State of Democracy Lecture with Alan Greenb
 latt\, <em>Combative Federalism: Why So Many States Are Suing Trump</em>. 
 \n\nGreenblatt is\n  a highly respected investigative reporter who covers 
 politics and policy\n  issues\, particularly those of state and local gove
 rnment and state-federal\n  relationships\, for&nbsp\;<em>Governing</em> m
 agazine.\n  He is a contributor to&nbsp\;<em>Politico\n  Magazine</em> and
  DecodeDC&nbsp\;and previously reported for NPR\n  and CQ Researcher. His 
 lecture will\n  explore the divide between state and federal powers under 
 our current\n  president and how the midterm election results could affect
  the balance of\n  powers.\n  \n \nReception to follow lecture.This series
  is coordinated by the Campbell Public Affairs Institute at the Maxwell Sc
 hool. For more information\, call 315-443-5850 or 9707 and/or email Sunju 
 Raybeck at sraybeck@syr.edu.<br></p>
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