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Farnsworth Lectures on Post 9/11 U.S. Politics in Fulbright Program in India

Professor Emeritus of Political Science and International Affairs Stephen Farnsworth recently presented a public lecture, “How the 2001 Terrorist Attacks Changed American Politics — and how they did not,” at Lady Shri Ram College of the University of Delhi. Dr. Farnsworth is currently serving as a U.S.-India Fulbright Specialist in New Delhi.

Other media mentions for Farnsworth include:

Political donors favoring constitutional changes (The Virginian-Pilot; Richmond Times-Dispatch)
The Congressional races — with the possibility that flipping Virginia districts could gain Democrats control of the House of Representatives — are what’s drawing donor attention, said Stephen Farnsworth, emeritus professor of political science at the University of Mary Washington.

Voters Deserve Debates — So Why Is Vindman Sitting Out This One? (FXBG Advance)
U.S. Rep. Eugene Vindman (D), the Fredericksburg area’s member of Congress, is making a mistake by refusing to join what is usually the Seventh Congressional district’s highest visibility debate—the September candidate event held at the University of Mary Washington.

The National Data Center Plan and Potential for Federal Regulation (Virginia Free Press)
“No national bill,” Professor Emeritus of Political Science at the University of Mary Washington Stephen Farnsworth told the Virginia Free Press, “seems likely to emerge from this process. Congress agrees on almost nothing these days. This initiative seems more like position taking than getting something passed in the current political environment, marked as it is by immense gridlock.”