Being appointed a senator doesn't help you win the next election
[caption id="attachment_6968" align="aligncenter" width="687" special=""] Appointed Sen. John Walsh (D-Mont.)
Being appointed a senator doesn’t help you win the next election
[caption id="attachment_6968" align="aligncenter" width="687" special=""] Appointed Sen. John Walsh (D-Mont.)
What Max Baucus's departure means for the Montana Senate race
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Polarization is Real (and Asymmetric)
This post is co-authored with Keith Poole, Howard Rosenthal, and
The Death March of the Moderates
A famous map by Charles Joseph Minard illustrates the plight
Getting Some Closure on Suspensions
Nothing excites a Senate aficionado like a good parliamentary spat,
Are There No Institutionalists in the Senate Anymore?
Jonathan Cohn has a five-part "inside account of health care
Health Care Strategery
Matt Green on health care reform, over at Catholic University's
Coburn Amendment Fails
Amendment 2631 -- "To redirect funding of the National Science
Quote of the day
bq. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
Relationships, expertise, and the revolving door
(this is post #4 in a series on money and
A brief reminder that not everyone finds politics all that captivating, featuring Glenn Beck, ACORN, Tea Parties, and Max Baucus
Percent who have not heard of Glenn Beck: 42% Percent
Baucus
Now that Baucus has a bill, how should we evaluate
Polarization and Health Care Reform
Since I've said bad things about Matt Bai, let me