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DESCRIPTION:Don't miss your chance to hear one of North America's leading p
 residential scholars discuss the upcoming US presidential election!\n\nMcG
 ill historian Gil Troy\, author of the recently released book History of A
 merican Presidential Elections\, 1789-2008\, will give his take on the upc
 oming election in his talk\, 'Some things never change - The 2012 Presiden
 tial campaign in historical perspective.'\n\nFor more than 200 years\, can
 didates have campaigned for the highest office in the land\, debating the 
 major issues facing the country\, capturing the attention of the voters\, 
 and reflecting the will of the people. \n\nPresidential elections are the 
 centerpiece of American democracy\, as citizens go to the polls every four
  years to choose a new leader.\n\nProfessor Troy will take us through a fa
 scinating political journey through American history\, reflect on both the
  Obama and Romney campaigns\, and postulate what might come to pass this N
 ovember.\n\nA native of Queens\, New York\, Gil Troy is a Professor of His
 tory at McGill and a Visiting Scholar at the Bipartisan Policy Center in W
 ashington\, D.C. \n\nHe is the author of several books\, including History
  of American Presidential Elections\, 1789-2008\, Morning in America: How 
 Ronald Reagan Invented the 1980s and Hillary Rodham Clinton: Polarizing Fi
 rst Lady. He comments frequently about the American presidency on televisi
 on and radio\, and has published articles in the Wall Street Journal\, New
  York Times\, Washington Post\, Boston Globe and USA Weekend.
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LOCATION:212 Northern Avenue\, East Building I\, Suite 300\, Boston\, MA
SUMMARY:McGill on the Move with Gil Troy
URL:http://www.alumni.mcgill.ca/event/?id=MTUxMzM%3D
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