Vantage Points: Trump's First 100 Days

The First 100

Illustration by Neil Mills

One Question, Many Perspectives

Produced by Craig Layne

Dickinson faculty are thought leaders who artfully connect global and national issues across various disciplines. Vantage Points is an online forum that highlights their expertise and analysis. 

VANTAGE POINTS: WHAT CAN WE EXPECT IN THE FIRST 100 DAYS OF DONALD TRUMP'S PRESIDENCY?

Russell Bova

Thawing Russia Relations?
Russell Bova, Walter E. Beach '56 Chair in Political Science; professor of political science & international studies: An improvement in U.S.-Russia relations could have far-reaching consequences. 

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Erik Love

Expect Further Division
Erik Love, assistant professor of sociology: Trump's early moves show he plans to keep controversial and divisive campaign promises on immigrants, refugees and Muslims.  

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Kathleen Marchetti

Will Trump Choose Choice?
Kathleen Marchetti, assistant professor of political science: Trump's inconsistent stance on abortion rights could be tested during his first 100 days. 

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Sheela Jane Menon

Race, Civil Rights and Immigration
Sheela Jane Menon, assistant professor of English: Trump's directives signal a refusal to recognize the dignity and humanity of Native Americans, people of color, immigrants and refugees.  

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Niebler

Mastering the Media
Sarah Niebler, assistant professor of political science: Trump's relationship with the media, for better or worse, could define his first 100 days.

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OconnelPublic Opinion Problems
David O'Connell, assistant professor of political science: Trump is disadvantaged for his first 100 days due to his unpopularity.

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Doug StuartWatching Trump's "Mad Dog"
Douglas Stuart, professor of political science and international studies; J. William Stuart and Helen D. Stuart Chair in International Studies, Business and Management; adjunct professor, U.S. Army War College: Trump's pick for Secretary of Defense threatens balance of power in Washington.

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Published January 19, 2017