First Branch Forecast
Daniel Schuman, Chris NehlsWhere Congress Learns About Congress
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The Pickpocket Veto
Congress’ extra-long recess ends this week with 14 scheduled days in session remaining before the end of the fiscal year. The House has 10 appropriations bills to go while the Senate has nine. The two chambers are very far apart.
Cartographers of Power
The next House of Representatives will look very different from the current should off-cycle gerrymandering efforts come to fruition. The redrawing of congressional districts in Texas could flip five seats from Republican to Democratic – th...
From Self-Government to Presidential Rule By Decree
President Trump last week began using Washington, DC, with its uniquely-limited powers of home rule, as a security state sandbox. Some actions clearly are theatrical, like deploying the DC National Guard to highly visible locations that alr...
Structural Failures
“Modernizing” Congress is a broad concept: it includes remediating the various hazards in buildings constructed in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Unfortunately, we only get periodic glimpses into the potential dangers lurking in Capitol...
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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/.
Democracy, congressional reform. Former historian
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