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Interview: Jason Roberts
Chris Nehls: Hi, this is Chris Nehls with the American Governance Institute. Thanks for joining us again. I’m here with Professor Jason Roberts at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is one of the co-authors of a great new p...
Rules Proposals to Rebalance the House
Congressional independence and authority were retreating under the pressures of the imperial presidency before the current administration. This Congress has accelerated the process, meekly accepting executive branch commandeering of the con...
Interview: Matthew Green
Daniel and I chatted with Catholic University’s Matthew Green, who’s written on party leadership selection among a host of other congressional topics, on what will happen between the election and the start of the 120th Congress. This transc...
First Branch Forecast Podcast - Caucus Rules
For this episode, Daniel and I discussed the little-known but important set of rules that govern how Democrats and Republicans how to operate as caucuses within the House of Representatives. These rules determine how members are selected to...
Building Blocs
As the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee expands its challengers map once again, it seems the party may succeed in winning a significant majority in the House for the 120th Congress. Regardless, the incoming caucus will be spread...
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I'm the Executive Director of the American Governance Institute. I write the First Branch Forecast newsletter at https://firstbranchforecast.substack.com/.
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