Fri 7–8 pm

William Kristol & María Teresa Kumar at Politics and Prose

Name: William Kristol & María Teresa Kumar at Politics and Prose
Start: 2026-10-30T20:00:00-04:00
Location: Politics and Prose at Conn Ave

Politics and Prose at Conn Ave · Chevy Chase DC · Free · ★ 4.8 (1903)

William Kristol and María Teresa Kumar debate democracy's future, Judy Woodruff moderating, free this Friday at Politics and Prose.

A panel discussion titled "What's Next for American Democracy?" featuring commentator William Kristol and Voto Latino's María Teresa Kumar, moderated by journalist Judy Woodruff.

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