The unorthodox presidency of Donald Trump has spiced up political science classes on college campuses throughout the United States, and the University of North Georgia is no exception.
Professor Carl Cavalli, who teaches political science at UNG Dahlonega, and professor Douglas Young, who does the same at UNG Gainesville, realized as soon as Trump obliterated a large GOP field of presidential contenders during the 2016 primaries to catapult into the White House that they had a unique teachable moment for their students.
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