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Lilliana Mason
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Lilliana Mason is a professor of political science at the SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University. She has written extensively on topics such as politics, culture, and social issues. Mason has also been a commentator on various news programs and has appeared in several documentaries. She is based in Baltimore, Maryland.
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One Thing: Charlie Kirk Was Killed. Now What?CNN 5 ThingsSep 14, 202519:38Guest44. Is Trump Winning or Losing – or Should We Ask a Different Question?Is This DemocracyJun 4, 20251:08:10Host43. Mass “Deportation” Is the End of Constitutional GovernmentIs This DemocracyApr 25, 20251:25:46Host42. Stupidity, Ideology, and Tariffs (plus: why protests matter a great deal)Is This DemocracyApr 9, 20251:07:53Host41. EscalationIs This DemocracyMar 25, 20251:11:31Host40. The Precarious State of the UnionIs This DemocracyMar 7, 20251:11:45Host39. The Path to AuthoritarianismIs This DemocracyFeb 21, 20251:10:48Host38. Is the Constitution Still in Effect?Is This DemocracyFeb 7, 20251:05:13Host37. Into the Trump RegimeIs This DemocracyJan 24, 20251:05:42HostThe Trump Campaign Continues to Spew Lies about Springfield. Plus, Support for Political Violence Is On the Rise.On the MediaSep 20, 202450:13Host36. From Reagan to Trump: A Conversation about “Landslide” and the Transformation of American Politics since the 1970s – with Ben Bradford and Seth Cotlar (Part II)Is This DemocracyApr 16, 202454:44Host35. “Landslide”: How the Radical Right Took Over the Republican Party and Transformed American Politics in the 1970s – with Ben Bradford and Seth Cotlar (Part I)Is This DemocracyApr 11, 202455:29Host34. What Today’s Republican Party Is Made Of – A GOP Primary Post-MortemIs This DemocracyMar 19, 20241:19:25Host33. The Many Blind Spots and Pitfalls of the “Biden Too Old” DiscourseIs This DemocracyFeb 23, 20241:22:36Host32. “Project 2025”: What the Right Plans to Do Once Trumpism Returns to PowerIs This DemocracyFeb 1, 20241:23:42Host31. Why the Reactionary Campaign Against Claudine Gay Is a Matter of Great ConcernIs This DemocracyJan 11, 20241:20:42Host30. Mad Poll Disease and the Folly of “Popularism” – with Michael PodhorzerIs This DemocracyNov 30, 20231:20:10Host29. What Do Americans Value in 2023?Is This DemocracyNov 10, 20231:14:31Host28. The New Speaker vs. Democracy, Threats of MAGA Violence as the New Normal, and the State of the 2024 Presidential RaceIs This DemocracyOct 27, 20231:17:02Host27. Reflections on the Israel-Hamas war – and what the latest Speaker drama can tell us about the dangerous state of Republican politicsIs This DemocracyOct 13, 20231:09:40Host