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Mickey Edwards
Vice President
Aspen Institute
Bio
Talking public service, partisanship and policy. Mickey Edwards is a vice president at the Aspen Institute where he leads a bipartisan fellowship program for elected officials. Mickey was a member of Congress for 16 years, serving on the House Budget and Appropriations Committees and as a chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee. Mickey discussed his path into public service, the importance of writing and how political parties negatively impact democracy.
Learn More
How to turn Democrats and Republicans into Americans: Mickey Edwards at TEDxMidAtlantic
Should the U.S. Get Rid of Political Parties?
Mickey Edwards On Democracy’s ‘Cancer’
I Was a Republican Congressman. I Had to Do Something About Gun Violence
A Conversation with Mickey Edwards
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