Become a No Labels Academy member to hear Matt Grossmann break down how trade policy is influencing elections.

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John,

Trade policy, a subject that used to be a niche topic among policy wonks in Washington, could play a major factor in next year's midterm elections.

How? Why?

Because, as the 1992 presidential election taught us, "it's (still) the economy, stupid."

On Tuesday, August 26, at 4:00 PM ET, No Labels Academy will hold an exclusive briefing with Matt Grossmann, director of the Institute for Public Policy and Social Research and a leading scholar on polarization and policymaking. Grossmann will help us make sense of what the data is showing us about how pocketbooks are being impacted and what to watch for in the coming months.

Grossmann is a political science professor at Michigan State University and author of Asymmetric Politics, which explains the different ways Republicans and Democrats think and govern. He also hosts “The Science of Politics,” a weekly podcast that translates political research into plain English.

This event is part of our No Labels Academy's mission to educate its members on the key policy issues of the day. To attend this call and all future No Labels Academy briefings, membership is required. FOR JUST $25 A YEAR ([link removed] ) , you will gain insider access to weekly expert calls, past recordings, interactive quizzes, and exclusive insights beyond the headlines.

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What: No Labels Academy Briefing with Matt Grossman

Location: via ZOOM (link provided upon joining)

Date: Tuesday, August 26

Time: 4:00 PM – 4:45 PM ET

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