What happens when you place a budding astronomer who wants to add value to a political discussion with a bunch of poly-sci and econ majors? The answer is all about finding that unique selling proposition we’re all searching for. It’s the ultimate “outside-the-box” tale and an experience that provides insight into a political reality more than thirty-five years later. Read all about it in this week’s Carosa Commentary “Here’s What I Learned When I was a Professional Political Pollster.”
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