The Last Mugwump
John HaskellAn independent take on parties and politics
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What it takes to win the Democratic nomination
12 states have submitted proposals to the Democratic National Committee making their case for being among those leading off the 2028 nomination race. While the order of the primaries is not unimportant, it’s more of a sideshow than the main...
The widespread disillusionment with our political parties
Pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson reports in a recent column that only about 27% of voters identify as Republican, with about the same number saying they’re Democrats. The rest are “independent,” with the independent number having increased ...
Do partisan primaries produce partisan warriors?
As discussed recently in this space (“Here’s what’s wrong with our politics”), the politics of ideology has taken hold in both parties. The result is that many elected officials embrace a take-no-prisoners approach to governing.
What to make of the Venezuela action
The conventional wisdom on the military action in Venezuela that resulted in the capture of that country’s president and his wife is well-represented in this NY Times editorial. To sum up, the Times argues that the main problems are legal —...
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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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