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07/29/2019
■Class discussion: Have the Russians succeeded in raising doubts about U.S. elections? Are you worried that the Russians or some other foreign power could corrupt our elections? Do you think the Russians changed the outcome of our 2016 presidential election? Why or why not? Do you think Russian hackers broke into our election computer systems and then did nothing to alter them? Are the states doing enough to safeguard our elections? Why do some U.S. Senate leaders oppose legislation to set strong election security rules and pay for upgrades?
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