The Last Mugwump
John HaskellAn independent take on parties and politics
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 34 | Subscribers | Read | johnhaskell.substack.com |
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Should Democrats conduct an "autopsy"?
In the course of the year this space has been pessimistic about Democrats’ prospects. With the nation stuck in a 50-50 rut for a quarter-century, the party finds itself at a distinct disadvantage in the Senate and the Electoral College. Yet...
Unpacking the election
As has been noted many times in this space, 25 years of the roughly 50-50 electoral stalemate between the parties works to the Republicans’ advantage. In a good year for Republicans, like this one, they can sweep the House, Senate, and the ...
Maybe it would be good if both parties lose
There are dozens of Substack newsletters devoted to telling you who’s going to win next Tuesday. Here, a different angle: we explain why a strong dose of losing would be good for both parties.
Explaining Trump
Historians of the future will record that, despite all the changes over 50 years, the rhetoric of Donald Trump and George Wallace was oddly similar. Both espoused a right wing populism that played on racial animosities, fears of rampant cri...
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I am a political scientist who is interested in Congress and the party system, with other interests ranging from the function and dysfunction of the academy to contemporary literature.
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