Matt’s Five Points
Matt GlassmanA newsletter at the intersection of politics and political science
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 359 | Subscribers | Read | mattglassman.substack.com |
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Some notes on the Speakership fight
I’m writing this on Monday afternoon. As of now, the Republican conference is scheduled for a candidate forum tonight at 6:30pm; and the current plan is to have the conference nomination election beginning at 9:00am tomorrow (Tuesday) morni...
The game theory of the Republican speakership crisis
This post was originally published on October 18 at The Silver Bulletin, Nate Silver’s excellent substack. I’m cross-posting it here so that it appears in the archives of my own substack. —Matt
Should the GOP conference change its rules?
The House GOP conference is holding an election today to nominate a candidate for the Speakership. Here are the current rules of procedure for the election, which come from the conference rules for the 118th Congress:
Notes from a quiet week in the House
Almost nothing has happened on the floor of the House since the Office of the Speaker was vacated when the House agreed (216-210) to House Resolution 757 at 4:45pm last Tuesday.1 When the House is called to order tomorrow (Tuesday, October ...
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Senior Fellow @GAIGeorgetown. Former @CRS4Congress. Dad, teacher, nerd. Left-handed. Poker/bridge tweets @mattg312cards
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