Biden’s First Year in Office: Man in a Box
One year into office, one poll indicates that a 36 percent of voters say that
A GOP Future that Could Please No One
Parties and Activists Don’t Always Follow Electoral interests In an op-ed on January 25, Hans
Ranking Presidents: Categories, Contexts, and Consequences
Upon the conclusion of Donald Trump’s presidency last week, a number of journalists ranked Donald
A Monumentally Divisive Moment
A lot has happened in the year since our article, Set in Stone? Predicting Confederate
Removing Trump from Office: Is His Mental State Relevant?
In the wake of the insurrection at the Capitol building in Washington, D.C. on Jan.
The real game in Texas v. Pennsylvania
Many Americans will breathe a sigh of relief when the US Supreme Court decides Texas
Here’s how to predict the Biden presidency
Originally posted at 3Streams on November 30. Predicting the presidency is no easy task given
Originalism and the Loving problem
Originalism is a hot topic these days, with Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett’s embrace
Why We Shouldn’t Celebrate 17th September
Today college and universities across the country will mark Constitution Day. As has been mandated
Harris is the veep pick. What does it tell us about party politics?
by Julia Azari and William D. Adler (cross-posted at mischiefsoffaction.com) After one of the longest