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Keeping Up with the Nation's Leading Expert on the Vice Presidency: Professor Emeritus Joel Goldstein

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It has been said that the Vincent C. Immel Professor Emeritus Joel Goldstein is like a flower that blooms every four years.  As the office of the vice president has evolved and grown with each administration, the popularity of the nation's leading scholar on the role of the vice president has only increased in cadence.

With former president Trump choosing a running mate in J.D. Vance, and the race to the White House heating up, Professor Goldstein has been lending his expertise far and wide. Here are few of  his recent interviews:

Professor Joel Goldtein speaks at the Bipartisan policy institute

Professor Emeritus Joel Goldstein speaks at a Bipartisan Policy Center event.

CBS News: Keller: Do vice presidential picks matter to voters?

The Japan Times: Walz pick shines spotlight on U.S. VP's possible foreign policy role

MPR News: The vice presidency went from an insignificant office to a game-changer on the campaign trail

Des Moines Register: Shapiro, Kelly, Beshear, Buttigieg, Pritzker: Why Walz beat them all, and what comes next.

KCBS: Is the role of the Vice President gaining importance in the public eye?

USA Today: Tim Walz vs. JD Vance: How Kamala Harris, Donald Trump's VP picks match up

McClatchy DC: Democratic nominee Kamala Harris picks Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as running mate

News from the States: Kamala Harris needs a VP candidate. Could a governor fit the bill?

Christian Science Monitor: Harris’ choice for veep hinges on who can lead – and deliver votes

Barrons: Clock Ticking For Kamala Harris To Name Running Mate

National Journal: Van Buren, Bush 41 ... Harris?

The New York Times: Silent No More, Harris Seeks Her Own Voice Without Breaking With Biden

The Atlantic: The Problem With Donald Trump’s VP Theory

Axios: Biden endorses Kamala Harris: What to know about her presidential bid

Los Angeles Times: Harris pledges to unite Democrats and the nation

Associated Press: Who’s No. 2? Here are the top Democrats who could be a running mate for Kamala Harris

Forbes: 2024 Election: The Elephant In The Room -Kamala Harris

Voice of America: Harris' campaign starts search for running mate

Voice of America: Name game begins for Harris running mate on Democrats' ticket

The Dallas Morning News: Texans have been mentioned as possible Democratic VP candidates, but it would be a stretch

KMOX: Kamala Harris all but secures nomination

KBLA: Areva Martin in Real Time

The Hill: 5 reasons Democrats think Harris is the strongest Biden replacement

Poltifact: Biden is back at the White House. Viral claims that he was dying are unfounded

Newstalk: UK fiscal challenges, ESG implementation for business & exploring the role of the US Vice President

USA Today: The Vice President race is set: Here's how JD Vance and Kamala Harris compare

The Globe and Mail: What the selection of J.D. Vance tells us about Trump’s run for president

AOL News:  Trump picks Vance as running mate. Here’s what history says about whether a VP matters

CBS News:  What Trump's choice of JD Vance as his VP running mate means for the Senate

The Washington Post: ‘A whole different world’: Inside Vance’s transition from senator to running mate

The Washington Post:  In Vance, Trump finds a kindred spirit on election denial and Jan. 6

Military News:  JD Vance's Marine Corps Service Would Set Him Apart from Most Vice Presidents

Voice of America:  J.D. Vance selected as Trump’s vice presidential running mate

NPR News: How the vice presidency went from an 'insignificant office' to a political powerhouse

CBC News Canada:  The Breakdown | Who is J.D. Vance?

The Washington Post: A vice president with facial hair? Vance would be the first in decades.

Global News Canada: The Simi Sara Show

Read about Professor Goldstein's scholarship

Learn more about Professor Goldstein