The Harvard Bipartisan Panel includes only Democrats and left-leaning speakers

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The panel at Harvard University charged in the debate to separate the Bipartisan only members of the political party, including two Democrats who held elected offices and the head of a high party known to support the causes of the war.

Panelists for Oct. 9, called “Across the Divide: Planning to Build Bridges in Half-Time,” was a Democratic favorite. Joe Kennedy; Former Democratic New Orleans Mayor and Louisiana Lt. Mitch Landrieu; and Nacp President Derrick Johnson. The event was moderated by former NBC Boston reporter Alison King.

“When I heard the first question about political division, I changed, because we no longer have political division, we have a national problem in our democracy,” said Johnson.

He then asked for democratic points about the current government shutdown.

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“And as we look at the government shutdown now, let me share my opinion,” he said. “It is based on two basic things. How can they cut more or establish an action for inexpensive care, and / or divert us to the files of epsterin. So I don’t think there is a political difficulty for democracy.”

Landrieu, who served as the chairman of Kamala Harris’ 2024 campaign and the chairman of the democratic state convention, opened by boasting that he “took down four affirmative monuments in New Orleans.”

Landrieu also served in the Biden Administration as a senior advisor to coordinate the implementation of the Infrastructure Investment Funds Act.

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NAACP President and CEO Derrick Johnson speaking on day one of the Chicago National Convention (DNC) in Chicago, Illinois, US, August 19, 2024. (Reuters/Mike Segar)

He said his organization, Pluribus Unum, is focused on reaching the center of politics to educate people about diversity and how to talk about race.

He then looked closely at protecting Dei, and without going, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.

“Like, Pete Hegseth doesn’t deserve it. Do you hear me about this? He’s a hired hand.

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“In my opinion, diversity is a nation’s greatest strength. It’s our world’s greatest strength,” Landrieu said. “The word ambiguity means that we are so bound that when we do it this way no one can beat us. And when we come out of the crowd and we will build the United States of America when we do it.”

Committee Chair and Joint Committee Mitch Landrieu appears on stage during the Chicago National Convention (DNC) in Chicago, Illinois, US, August 20, 2024. (Reuters/Mike Segar)

Kennedy founded an organization called the Groundwork Project, which he said has been a major ally of the NAACP “from the beginning.”

“In the fight to protect American democracy, Frontline frontline community organizers are our most influential asset,” the organization’s website says. It goes on to say that “anti-Democracy” forces in the Suck South, Appalachia and the plains have plagued “many generations.”

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“Today, this investment is bearing fruit, as pro-democracy forces use the incredible power they have gained in these areas to promote self-sufficiency, public education, voting rights and the freedom of our people,” the democracy site said.

Kennedy returned and criticized President Donald Trump during his remarks on the panel.

Joe Rep. Joe Kennedy III speaks outside his campaign headquarters in Watertown, Mass. (AP Photo / Charles Krupa)

“Donald Trump tells the story of America,” Kennedy said. “And it’s compelling enough to be a place that has enough that that story is written about America. It’s one story about America. That’s not my belief about the story of America.” That is not my belief in the story of America. “That is not my belief in the story of America.” That is not my belief in the American story. “

He lamented that Democrats should defend the “status quo” against Trump while defending democracy.

“One of the Jiu-Jitsus Donald Trump has done in the last few years, is he made a democratic party that was a party to try to remove those political institutions from certain wards, to give that and give it to everybody,’ he said,'” he said. “He just ripped off what the Democrats did, all of a sudden, and protect the rule of law, and protect the state of the majority. ‘I can’t make conclusions.'”

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“The question now is, ‘How does the Democratic Party define itself in the midst of this administration by both the establishment, because they have the president’s house and they are tearing apart the structures of those same institutions?'”

A Harvard Kennedy School spokesperson told FOX News Digital that the school hosts a wide audience of political leaders from both sides of politics.

“In order to be good government leaders, our students must learn to participate in the whole without seeing each other, so we deliberately bring to the Campus voices from all politics. “Harvard Kennedy School is proud to be one of the places in America where students can engage with politicians from political campaigns like Pramila Mace, or the administration of the President of Biden – usually on the same day or at the same hour.”

State Department officials say they will begin looking into all visa holders associated with Harvard University, not just student visas. (Blake Nissen for The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

“The purpose of this event is that leaders have been talking about the importance of building bridges across our political divide, which is an important goal regardless of the political affiliation of the speakers,” it continues. “A certain event like this can contain opinions that people on either side may find unfair, but there’s always an event – and a different speaker.”

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“Since the founding of the Institute of Politics, our work has engaged the left, the right, and the center of American political discourse — and we remain deeply committed to that work today.”