Dov Levin

Carnegie-Mellon University

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Dov Levin is a post doctoral fellow at the Institute for Politics and Strategy at Carnegie-Mellon University.

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As Attorney General Jeff Sessions and others testify about what they knew and who they talked to, is the basic issue being lost in the political drama?

Is Washington missing the forest for the trees?

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