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Governor Whitman tells Amanpour why climate change will still be an election issue in November.
Christie Whitman June 23, 2020 To my fellow Republicans, Yes, I still call myself a Republican, but not as defined by the president or the Republican leadership in Congress. No, I come from the party of Eisenhower, when we were proud to trace our heritage to Abraham Lincoln. A party with principles for which we fought, quaint things like respect for every individual and for the rule of law. A party that believed in an engaged foreign policy, security at home, and respect for our shared environment. A party that believed in the greater good. [...]
Governor Whitman speaks on the role of governors amid recent protests and unrest throughout the U.S., and increased pressure from the Trump administration to act.
Rather than calming the nation, Governor Whitman writes, President Trump is rubbing ‘rhetorical salt in our country’s open wound of racism.’
President Trump's decision to block Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, from appearing before the House of Representatives is ludicrous, writes Governor Whitman.
Richard French speaks with Governor Whitman to discuss the battle against coronavirus, as well as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s stance on states declaring bankruptcy.
We are a nation based on the rule of law, but we now shrug when our laws are routinely flouted and seem to accept that one can pick and choose which ones to follow.
Governor Whitman and Tom Daschle, Former Democratic Majority Leader of the Senate, share why engaging with our differences helps us make better decisions.
Governor Whitman reflects on the challenges women face when running for office, offering a blueprint to mitigate these challenges for future women in politics.