Good to Know: Impeachment
With House Republicans holding an impeachment inquiry against Pres. Biden, here's what to know about this constitutional tool.
The political science behind the Bidens’ biting dogs
Michael Tesler - October 11, 2023
Democrats are more permissive (pet) parents.
Four things Donald Trump can learn from Bill Clinton’s experience with impeachment — but probably won’t
Andrew Rudalevige - October 2, 2019
How can a White House endure a major investigation and still govern?
Candidate Trump attacked Obama’s executive orders. President Trump loves executive orders.
Andrew Rudalevige - October 17, 2017
As he campaigned for the presidency, Donald Trump argued that
Where's that Team of Rivals?
Andrew Rudalevige - November 11, 2013
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The Media Pounds the President: Does it Matter?
Andrew Rudalevige - September 12, 2013
President Obama's speech on Syria has received mostly harsh grades
Why is Syria So Important to Russia and Putin?
Joshua Tucker - September 5, 2013
The following is a guest post from UCLA political scientist
Too Hidden a Hand
Andrew Rudalevige - July 16, 2013
It's nice to see Peter Baker writing in today's New
Bullied Pulpit
Andrew Rudalevige - April 24, 2013
Most denizens of the political science blogosphere will know by
Lessons Not Pre-Learned
Andrew Rudalevige - September 7, 2012
Peter Baker's thoughtful "lessons learned" piece on the Obama first