Politics and Sausage Making by Mark Strand
Politics and Sausage Making“If you like laws and sausages, you should never watch either one being made.” - Otto Von Bismark
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Congress Did Not Lose Its Power. They Gave It Away
One of the most persistent trends in American governance is the weakening of the legislative branch of government. Both bodies struggle to get any meaningful legislation passed and usually end up using gimmicks and all-or-nothing omnibus bi...
How the Filibuster Broke the “Greatest Deliberative Body in the World”
For most of my career, I defended the filibuster as a guardrail that forced the Senate to build bipartisan coalitions and moderate the House’s excesses. That is no longer how it works. Today, the filibuster has turned the Senate into a veto...
What is the difference between a President allowing a bill to become law and a pocket veto?
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The President is allowing the bipartisan housing bill to become law without his signature. Under Article I, Section 7, Clause 2 of the Constitution, if ten days (Sundays excepted) pass after a bill is presented and the Presi...
The Declaration and the Splendor of Truth
The Declaration of Independence is more than just a mission statement. It is a moral statement that begins with ideas about truth, freedom, and human dignity. It says there are “self‑evident truths” about people, based on “the laws of natur...
Social Security’s Math No One Wants to Face
For most Americans, Social Security feels like a simple bargain: you pay in during your working years, and the government sends you a check in retirement. Politicians in both parties have reinforced that impression for decades, assuring vot...
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Past President of the Congressional Institute (2007-23), House and Senate Staff (1981-2007). Adj. Prof. of Legislative Affairs at George Washington Univ GSPM (2011-Now). Author of Surviving Inside Congress. 2017 Harvard Kennedy School IOP Fellow.
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