Opportunities to reflect on the enthusiasm for political dispute and ill temper that has possessed the nation are rare enough, and opportunities to pursue these reflections in the company of two temperate, attentive听and funny commentators are rarer still.
Those seeking perspective on the dynamics of today鈥檚 conflict, polarization, and incivility听have every reason to attend听鈥淭he New Normal: Conflict, Polarization, and Incivility,鈥� presented by Center of the American West on May 2. The event will feature听Denver-based political commentator Eric Sondermann in conversation with the center鈥檚 Faculty Director听Patty Limerick.
Who: Open to the public
奥丑补迟:听鈥淭he New Normal: Conflict, Polarization, and Incivility鈥�
When: Wednesday, May 2,听6:30 p.m.
奥丑别谤别:听Eaton Humanities, room 1B50
Sondermann is a high-profile听political commentator, writer, pundit, civic leader, entrepreneur and consultant. A laundry list of media outlets across the state and nation regularly call upon Sondermann as a go-to source of independent political insight. Respected for his candor, his independent thinking听and his ability to distinguish analysis from spin, Sondermann will take part in a conversation almost guaranteed to be lively and memorable.
Sondermann and Limerick听will share their distinctive impressions and understandings of our political moment, providing keen insight, as well as (now and then) opportunities for optimism.
鈥淚 have long wished for the privilege of having Eric Sondermann as a partner in a sustained conversation,鈥� Patty Limerick said, 鈥渁nd I am very happy that this wish is finally delivering results.鈥�
Sondermann is also a regular panelist on the weekly Colorado Inside Out听program on Colorado Public Television and co-hosts the Colorado Decides听political debate series. More than two decades ago, he founded the well-respected media and public affairs consulting firm听SE2. In 2014, he sold his interest to his long-time business partners to devote his next chapter to these pursuits in addition to some high-level strategic consulting on a handful of public policy issues.
This event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit online听or call 303-492-4879.
