Lansing’s book details the history of the Nonpartisan League, a political movement active in North Dakota, neighboring states, and some Canadian provinces in the early 1900s. The interview is on the PPT website.

Additionally, Lansing wrote an article for MinnPost that examines the trend of comparing the current sociopolitical climate with the “Gilded Age” of the late 19th century. He argues that the results of recent presidential primaries in New Hampshire, which overwhelmingly rejected candidates viewed as having ties to the political establishment, reflect an important change in voter attitudes.

“American voters now believe they are living in a second Gilded Age,” he writes. “This shift has the potential to transform our nation’s politics.” He adds that regardless of the final outcomes of the nomination processes, this change is a noteworthy signifier of Americans’ rejection of the status quo.

Watch on the Pioneer Public Television site.

Read on the MinnPost site.

The post Michael Lansing interviewed by Pioneer Public Television, publishes MinnPost article appeared first on News and Media.

For those off-campus, please visit Augsburg’s map and direction web pages for information on getting to this event. We will provide more details as they become available.

This is not the first time Clinton has visited the Augsburg campus. When she was First Lady, she spoke in the Hoversten Chapel.

The post Clinton on campus Sunday, Feb. 3 at 4 p.m. appeared first on News and Media.