Our Broken Two Party System: Can American Politics Be Fixed?
Written by Robert P. Watson
Narrated by Robert P. Watson
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Robert P. Watson
Robert P. Watson is a professor, author, frequent media commentator, and former candidate for the United States House of Representatives. He has taught at Northern Arizona University, the University of Hawaii-Hilo, and with the Junior Statesman Foundation at Yale, Stanford, and Georgetown. In 2007 he joined Lynn University as the Director of American Studies and is also Professor of American Studies. He was instrumental in bringing the Third Presidential Debate of 2012 to Lynn University.
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