The Last Mugwump
John HaskellAn independent take on parties and politics
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The logic of party coalition-building: Where the parties are, what they need to do
In a two-party system, coalition-building is a tricky business. In theory, at least, it is possible to break down what needs to happen in order to build and maintain a successful one. It goes like this:
- Each of the various constituenc...
Breaking down the 2028 presidential race
As noted in the last post, one of the differences between a congressional primary and the presidential is that with the congressional a party can identify niche candidates for specific constituencies. Obviously you can’t do that when you’re...
Maybe voters aren't as locked in as many people think
The Pew Charitable Trusts came out with a new study of political types in the U.S.: Beyond Red and Blue. It is, in short, the best thing going for understanding public opinion in a more nuanced way than simply focusing on the partisan divid...
The gerrymandering crisis
As the gerrymandering war rages on this year, with more combat sure to come before the 2028 cycle, prominent commentators have highlighted why this trend is bad for representative democracy.
Henry Olsen writes that by drawing district line...
Why it's an uphill battle for Talarico in Texas
In another day and age, Ken Paxton would be about as viable a Senate candidate in Texas or anywhere else as any random person on the street who had just gone through a messy divorce and a felony indictment for fraud that was only recently r...
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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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