Seat of Democracy
Josh HuderCongress and its malcontents, past and present.
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The Struggles of Speaker Johnson
Source: msn.com
The very-narrow House majority received plenty of attention in recent weeks as Mike Johnson’s already narrow majority shrunk further. It’s a big challenge but hardly the only one he’s faced as Speaker. So this month, I wrot...
Mike Johnson: A Broker in Czar’s Clothes
Mike Johnson has got some problems. Disgruntled members, no progress on spending bills, yet another revolt is brewing over healthcare legislation, and more. Between several successful discharge petitions and difficulty adopting special rule...
An Entirely too-early Assessment of the Senate Shutdown Deal/Vote
Source: Axios
Eight Democrats broke ranks to invoke cloture on a bipartisan deal that includes a continuing resolution (CR), three appropriations bills, provision blocking federal layoffs, reversing previous shutdown RIFs, and a vote on AC...
New Podcast Episode: Congress, Two Beers In
I sat down with my colleagues Matt Glassman and Laura Blessing last Friday to discuss the shutdown. After three weeks, not much had changed. We walk through what’s surprised us and some of the fundamental issues underlying the standoff. You...
Quick Thoughts on the Shutdown so far
So far, the most surprising thing about the shutdown is Democrats’ early polling advantage. A Washington Post poll finds 47% of the public blaming Republicans, versus only 30% for Democrats. The New York Times/Sienna poll conducted before t...
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Political scientist; congressional scholar, observer, and teacher; first branch partisan. Senior Fellow at the Government Affairs Institute at Georgetown University.
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