A special U.S. Election 2020 Maclean’s Live discussion with Paul Wells

A distinguished group of U.S. political observers join the Maclean’s senior writer to discuss what’s at stake in the upcoming presidential election

By Maclean’s

October 19, 2020

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With the most important U.S. presidential election in decades approaching, Maclean’s convenes a distinguished group of U.S. political observers to discuss the moment and the stakes. Guests include EJ Dionne Jr., the veteran Washington Post political columnist; Maryscott "Scotty" Greenwood, CEO of the Canadian-American Business Council; and Eugene Daniels, a reporter for Politico and the host of Politico’s panel show Four Square.

Also: Washington Post book critic Carlos Lozada joins Paul Wells to discuss his new book What Were We Thinking?, which is Lozada’s analysis of 150 books about the Trump era.

The conversations were broadcast on the Maclean’s Facebook page as well as at macleans.ca/live on Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. ET. Follow us on Facebook to be notified of future #MacleansLive conversations. Watch the full replay above.

Paul Wells and David Frum wrote about the two possible outcomes of Election 2020 for the latest issue of Maclean’s. Read about what would happen if Trump won again, and what would happen if he lost.