Seat of Democracy
Josh HuderCongress and its malcontents, past and present.
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House Republican's Broken Leadership Pipeline
Speaker Johnson’s mishandling of the December continuing resolution (CR) negotiation has reinvigorated speaker-election drama. Several Republican have indicated they will not support Johnson on January 3rd. With a razor thin margin and only...
Hardball Politics: Recess Appointments Edition
Recess appointments have garnered a lot of attention since President-Elect Trump’s demand that the Senate give him that authority. Today, recess appointments would be a big deal because they basically don’t happen anymore. The Senate remain...
The Right's Awkward Relationship with Legislative Power
NOTUS reporter Haley Byrd Wilt wrote a fantastic piece reflecting on the McCarthy coup. Roughly a year ago eight Republicans joined Democrats to vacate the chair, removing McCarthy (R-CA) from the speakership and sending the House into chao...
Congress post-Chevron: Can Congress write more detailed policy?
After the Supreme Court’s Loper-Bright Enterprises v. Riamondo decision overruled the Chevron doctrine,[1]legislative and executive officials are still uncertain of the consequences. The Chevron doctrine required courts to defer to agencies...
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