University of Mary Washington Political Science professor Stephen Farnsworth he said the increase in early votes shows excitement among Democrats across the Commonwealth. “The Washington narrative is that Democrats are dispirited and the activists are hopeless,” he said. “That’s just not supported by these early voting numbers in Virginia.”
Dr. Stephen Farnsworth, speaking for himself as a longtime UMW professor and director of the Center for Leadership and Media Studies, told the Advance that in his experience, “Students learn a lot about politics and culture from talking with each other in class and on campus about their own experiences and backgrounds. International students can add greatly to the richness of the college experience for everyone, both in the classroom and beyond.”
“Elon Musk did not find anywhere near the level of savings he vowed he would find when he started working for President Trump,” said Professor Stephen Farnsworth of the University of Mary Washington.
“It was very gracious of President Trump to offer his best wishes to former President Biden during this difficult time,” said Stephen Farnsworth, professor of political science at the University of Mary Washington. “Let’s hope that other commentators can follow his lead.”
As the continued federal government cutbacks are materializing, "people are getting really worried about how that affects them,” said Stephen Farnsworth, a political science professor at the University of Mary Washington. Congressman Wittman's recent public statement, “speaks to the effectiveness of public opinion in shaping” the policies of lawmakers, Farnsworth said.
Va. GOP congressman’s scrutiny on federal cuts, job losses needs company from other Republicans (Virginia Mercury) Stephen Farnsworth, professor of political science at the University of Mary Washington, believes the dispute could “end up in the courts, like just about everything these days.”
Virginia House clerk rejects three of Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s vetoes (Virginia Mercury) 