Fred Smoller

Professor of Political Science at Chapman University

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Professor of Political Science and political pollster at Chapman University in Orange, California

Fred Smoller on KCRW

Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen described the president as a racist, a conman, and a cheat during Cohen’s hearing before the House Oversight Committee today.

Michael Cohen implicates Trump in bank fraud, tax fraud, and campaign finance felonies

Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen described the president as a racist, a conman, and a cheat during Cohen’s hearing before the House Oversight Committee today.

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Orange County is no longer a bastion of white Republicanism; it has its own brand of political diversity.

An Electoral Nightmare and Ethnic Politics in the OC

Orange County is no longer a bastion of white Republicanism; it has its own brand of political diversity.

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