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Arizona State Univ, Wash U emeritus. "Steve's Notes on Congressional Politics": https://t.co/23kxRShU6e. https://t.co/FGInr6HbHA… RT ≠ endorsement.

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ringwiss
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1 week ago

A few thoughts on the new edition 🧵
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A few thoughts on the new edition 🧵 govinfo.gov/content/pkg/GP…
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Jack Rakove
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1 week ago

Great thread from my colleague, coadjutor, and friend Holly Brewer, demonstrating (yet again) the rank nonsense of attorney Sauer's argument. One hopes the C.J. (possibly the swing vote on the Court), a sometime history major, will get the point.

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Sarah Binder
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2 weeks ago

Why did the House finally pass Ukraine aid? New Good Authority (from the team that published TMC) post on institutional & electoral forces shaping Speaker Johnson’s choices.

With shout outs to Rufus Miles 🤓, John Kingdon and Jordan Tama …

goodauthority.org/news/why-the-h…

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Andrew Desiderio
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2 weeks ago

NEWS: Schumer is about to lock in a time agreement on FISA

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Steven S. Smith
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2 weeks ago

Normally, a constitutional point of order is debatable (and subject to cloture). In the case of an impeachment trial, no motion is debatable in open session. If they would go into closed session, each senator has up to 10 minutes on any motion or order.

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