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judicial power, separation of powers, imperial judiciary, election law, congressional oversight, administrative law, major questions doctrine
corruption, Supreme Court, campaign finance, McDonnell, Citizens United, code of ethics
constitutional norms, constitutional conventions, constitutional change, law and politics, rules and standards, backlash, resistance, civil society, Trump administration
Constitution, constitutional law, constitutional politics, Congress, congressional power, executive power, contempt of Congress, power of the purse, Speech or Debate Clause, congressional ethics, cameral rules, filibuster, government shutdown, Pentagon Papers, WikiLeaks
filibuster, Senate, Congress, cloture, majority, supermajority, Constitution, unconstitutional
Federalism, Separation of Powers, Constitution, LaCroix, The Ideological Origins of American Federalism, Book Review
Constitution, president, impeachment, assassination, tyranny, Benjamin Franklin, Julius Caesar, Brutus, Charles I, Abraham Lincoln, John Wilkes Booth, Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, Ann Coulter, Richard Nixon
Congress, congressional, gridlock, legislation, filibuster, legislative process, fiscal cliff, Constitution, constitutional structure, democracy, dysfunction, public sphere
Congress, Senate, Constitution, filibuster, obstruction, dilatory tactics, cloture, super-majority, majoritarianism, entrenchment
Constitution, separation of powers, contempt of Congress, contempt of Parliament, legislature, legislative
Congress, Parliament, House of Representatives, House of Commons, Senate, resign, resignation, Chiltern Hundreds
separation of powers, Congress, president, oversight, subpoenas, grand jury, Trump, Vance, Mazars, Supreme Court
Donald Trump, Max Weber, maturity, bureaucracy, Politics as a Vocation
appointments, confirmation, Senate, president, judges, justices, Merrick Garland, Neil Gorsuch, precedent, unprecedented
Congress, oversight, hearings, separation of powers, political communication, performance, performativity, political theater, Nye Committee, Munitions Committee, McCarthy, McCarthyism, Army-McCarthy
Congress, administrative, agency, Loper Bright, Chevron, deference, statutory drafting, congressional capacity, congressional staff
English Constitution, Parliament, Tudor, Stuart, Henry VIII, Elizabeth, James I, Charles I, English Civil War, contempt, elections, parliamentary procedure, parliamentary privilege
election law, campaign finance, corruption, Voting Rights Act, governance, McCutcheon, McConnell, Citizens United, Caperton, Bush v. Gore, Shelby County, 2014 midterm elections
Constitution, Daryl J. Levinson, Aristotle, Political Ethics, Virtue, Madison, Republicanism
national security, secrecy, Congress, executive, President, leaks, Pentagon Papers, Gravel, Snowden, Manning, WikiLeaks
Congress, Parliament, ethics, Commissioner for Standards, Speech or Debate Clause, separation of powers, legislative privilege, parliamentary privilege, congressional privilege, Nolan Committee
major questions doctrine, administrative law, Supreme Court, DAPA, contraceptive mandate
Constitution, separation of powers, Congress, Speech or Debate Clause, congressional hearings, oversight, William J. Brennan, Mike Gravel, Pentagon Papers, Vietnam War, state secrets, leaking
Congress, congressional ethics, Commissioner for Standards, separation of powers
Surowiecki, Hayek, crowds, juries, deliberative democracy, wisdom of crowds
Yoder, religion, religious freedom, constitutional law, free exercise, establishment, democratic, communitarian, education, social reproduction, religious reproduction, Amish, neutrality, Ackerman, Garnett, Greene, Mozert, Gutmann, Carter, Gilles
Congress, testimony, Budget Committee, budget, appropriations, power of the purse, constitution, separation of powers, Antideficiency Act, Impoundment Control Act
sovereignty, Herzog, wars of religion, Charles I, Coke, Blackstone
Congress, oversight, contempt, appropriations, executive branch, power of the purse, separation of powers
Congress, testimony, Judiciary Committee, legislative privilege, cameral discipline, separation of powers, expulsion, censure
Devins, Fisher, Democratic Constitution, Constitution outside of the courts
separation of powers, recess appointments, Noel Canning, Congress, politics
filibuster, senate
parliamentary privilege, congressional privilege, legislative privilege, lex parliamenti, political questions, speech or debate, freedom from civil arrest, elections, contempt of congress, contempt of parliament, breach of privilege
