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Soren Dayton

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A Loophole, a Symptom, or Picking a Fight?

Lately, Washington has been buzzing about “pocket rescissions,” and before that “rescissions.” The Trump administration, following Russell Vought’s lead at OMB, has used this maneuver to cancel billions in spending by sending rescission req...

10 months ago
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The Answer to Hollow Parties? Strong Factions

Whenever American political scientists discuss political parties, they cite E.E. Schattschneider saying “modern democracy is unthinkable save in terms of the parties.” They often drop the first part of the quote that “political parties crea...

a year ago
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Collapse, Reform, Repeat

We are in the middle of a budget pileup: a reconciliation fight, spiking debt and debt payments, the beginnings of a debt ceiling standoff, rescissions, and even impoundment. It’s becoming increasingly clear that the budget process isn’t up...

a year ago
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Dead Letter, Live Practice: How Congress Still Says No

In a previous post, I explained how I had come to rethink the 1983 Chadha decision. I used to believe it was the original sin in the architecture of national emergency law, striking down Congress's preferred mechanism for checking executive...

a year ago
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Inside Game, Outside Vibes

There’s a familiar trope in Republican politics: a battle between an ascendant populist wing—now led by Vice President J.D. Vance—and an older libertarian orthodoxy, symbolized by Paul Ryan or even Ronald Reagan. The implication is that we’...

a year ago
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    Soren Dayton, Director of Governance at the Foundation for American Innovation, writes about politics, institutions, and meaning-making in a transforming world.

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