cornell democrats
Cornell Democrats, Republicans Battle Over Foreign Policy
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Debaters first discussed smartphone encryption and its ‘back door’ — a policy which would allow law enforcement authorities to access the phone’s data and messages.
Cornell Republicans
Cornell Republicans’ Choice: Cruz Rather Than Trump
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“I am not socially conservative, but Ted Cruz’s passion is what drives me to vote for him,” he said. “I like his passion and drive and rhetoric. His style of speech is what appeals me.”
News
Fox News Anchor Discusses Politics, Path to Prime Time
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“I put myself out there to take a chance,” Guilfoyle said. “You develop a thick skin.”
Cornell Republicans
Cornell Republicans to Host Fox News Correspondent Kimberly Guilfoyle
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Kimberly Guilfoyle — news personality and one of the co-hosts of the “Five on Fox News Channel” — will speak on the necessity of balanced political discourseat Cornell on April 12. “We are very excited to host Ms. Guilfoyle at Cornell,” said Mark LaPointe ’16, chairman of Cornell Republicans. “Her talk on interpreting the news and political issues in an objective manner comes at a crucial time as we prepare for the presidential election in November.”
Guilfoyle is the co-host of Fox News Channel’s “The Five,” legal analyst on “The O’Reilly Factor,” and political analyst on “Hannity,” according to a press release from the Cornell Republicans. The club invited Guilfoyle to campus because she will offer a “fair and balanced” stance on both politics and specifically on Fox News’ 2016 presidential election coverage, according to Austin McLaughlin ’18, secretary of the Cornell Republicans. Guilfoyle’s keynote speech will address the manner in which the election has been portrayed in the news, emphasizing the need for a style that respects and values dissenting opinions.
2016 Election
Cornell Republicans Concerned by Trump’s Rise
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“I foresee this as causing many establishment Republicans to vote for a third party Libertarian which would split Republican votes and essentially give the Democratic nominee the win,” said Robby Dunbar ’18, second vice chair of the College Republicans.