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A Conversation with John Bolton at the Penn Political Union

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John Bolton

THE PENN POLITICAL UNION welcomes former U.N. Ambassador JOHN BOLTON. Bolton has managed to make himself controversial across the political spectrum with his advocacy of foreign intervention at a time when both parties, for different reasons, lean toward scaling back America’s military engagements. A member of the Trump White House who had a very public falling out with the former president, he also has an important vantage point on upcoming elections. Join the five parties of the PPU in a lively discussion about a wide array of topics concerning both foreign policy and domestic politics. Co-sponsored by the SNF Paideia Program Red & Blue Exchange.

Registration required for attendees who must present a PennCard and/or Photo ID at the registration desk. (Walk-up registrants will be limited to PennCard holders only and only if there is space after registrants arrive.)

No backpacks, bags, banners, food or beverages allowed.

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