Mischiefs of Faction
Mischiefs of Faction, Jennifer Nicoll Victor, Matthew N. GreenA political science blog focused on analysis of current events, managed by professors Jennifer N. Victor (George Mason U.) and Matthew N. Green (Catholic U.), editors-in-chief. Our staff list is dynamic. Pitch us: https://forms.gle/HCxBBCM7wcauG6JK6
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Bicameralism is a Drag
The House abandoned its planned legislative agenda for the week after over a dozen Republicans voted against their own party to reject a special rule that would allow the chamber to consider several important bills.
Why did Republicans vot...
How to (Not) Maintain Political Power
One of President Trump’s political assets is his intuitive sense of power: knowing how to get people, particularly legislators from his own party, to do what he wants. This past week, however, the president committed a number of own goals t...
Restoring Balance to our Constitutional System
The Trump presidency has exposed us to a model of governance that runs counter to the intention of the Founding Fathers – one in which the executive branch utterly dominates the national government as well as the American states.1
Such has...
The most-talked-about topic at a national political science conference was not what I expected
Every April, several thousand political science professors gather in the Chicago Loop for a weekend of sharing scholarship and advancing the academic cause at the Midwest Political Science Association meetings. In addition to preparing my o...
Anatomy of a vote
Yesterday the House had to pass a funding bill to keep the government open. And the effort very nearly failed.
The problems started after the shooting death of Alex Pretti by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials in Minneapol...
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Political scientists' takes on current events, managed by professors Jennifer N. Victor (George Mason U.) and Matthew N. Green (Catholic U.), editors-in-chief. Our staff list is dynamic. Pitch us: https://forms.gle/HCxBBCM7wcauG6JK6
Associate professor of Political Science, George Mason University, Schar School of Policy and Government.
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