As summer yields to the political rhythms of autumn, one of America's longest-running Sunday forums assembles voices from across the partisan divide — governors, legislators, analysts, and journalists — to take the measure of a nation in motion. Face the Nation's August 16 lineup reflects a recurring democratic ritual: the attempt to make sense of where the country stands by gathering those who govern it, study it, and report on it in the same room. It is a modest but meaningful act of public reckoning, offered to viewers at the edge of a consequential season.
Face the Nation lineup features Beshear, Bacon and new polling analysis
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