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Education
American University, Masters Degree, International Affairs
University of Virginia, Masters Degree, English Literature
Dan Diller
In his position as Director of Policy, Dan brings extensive Capitol Hill policy and communications experience to The Lugar Center, having served ten years as Legislative Director to Senator Richard Lugar and another ten years as Deputy Staff Director of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee (SFRC). In these capacities he oversaw foreign and domestic policy development and drafted more than a thousand speeches and statements for Senator Lugar. He was heavily involved in a wide range of policy initiatives, including the Nunn-Lugar Program, arms control agreements, the Lugar-Casey Global Food Security bill, State Department oversight, foreign assistance reform, several farm bills, and domestic hunger legislation. Before coming to the Senate he worked for seven years as a writer and book editor at Congressional Quarterly, specializing in U.S. foreign policy, the Presidency, the former Soviet Union, and the Middle East.
News
- The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- The Detroit News
- The Texas Standard
Press Releases
Blog Posts
- A Muddled Election Could Confront Republicans with the Ultimate Test of Bipartisanship
- New Bipartisan Index: House Dems top GOP, Senate Republicans maintain lead.
- Biden and Sanders — Comparing their Bipartisan Index Scores
- Bipartisan Stalwarts Lead the Way on House DACA Discharge Petition
- A Nation in Balance – Eisenhower’s Farewell Address
- Bipartisan Index Scores Show Growth of Partisan Culture in Senate
- Seeking a Bipartisan Immigration Policy
- A Bipartisan Opportunity on Nominations