Blocking Supreme Court Nominees Makes Sense (That’s Why Both Parties are Willing to Do It)
It is arguably the countries’ most powerful institution, why wouldn’t one party try to control it?
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What Scalia’s Death Tells Us About Our Political System
If the Senate blocks the nomination of a new justice, 4-4 rulings might appear this coming summer. What does this mean about America’s political situation, if the judicial branch fails to fulfill its role?
Disorder in the Courts
The Senate’s inability to confirm judicial nominees sheds light on the tangible destructiveness of partisan politics.
Chuck’s Charge: Why the Democrats’ New Leader Could Change D.C. for the Better
As Harry Reid heads off into the sunset, his replacement might bring some much needed change.
The King is Dead, Long Live the King
Harry Reid will retire after leading Senate Democrats since 2005, but he has left no doubt as to his succession.
At a Crossroads, in the Crosshairs
Will the Senate pass the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty? Probably not. Are we surprised? Nope. But it’s still a grave mistake.
The Doctor’s In: Interview with Richard Carmona
The former U.S. surgeon general talks science, politics, and public service
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