A dark day
The violent attack on the U.S. Congress put a glaring spotlight on two disturbing features of contemporary American politics.
Reflections on Parties and Their Place in Politics
A dark day
The Origins of the 1887 Election Count Act
The year everything changed, and nothing did
They're in power. They *are* power.
The politics of governing with a tiny majority
Lessons from 2020 (that I can't yet prove)
How the Venezuelan Opposition Lost a Golden Opportunity and the International Community Let it Do So
To Boycott or not to Boycott Elections in Non-democracies – Lessons from Venezuela
Symposium: What does political science teach us about opposition boycotts in Venezuela?
When Opposition Boycotts Don't Work: A Venezuelan Story
Will Pelosi’s Power be Curtailed in the 117th Congress?
When ideology trumps democracy
Trump Will Still Lead the GOP
The Conversation Republicans Don’t Want to Have
Trump's Achievement - The Complete Delegitimization of the Electoral College
Anti-democratic 💩 happens. Is it a coup? *
Who will lead the House Democratic Party?
For 4 years I've written that Trump was a disjunctive leader. Now I'm not so sure.
The Party of Self-Doubt
Democracy is failing. Here’s what to do about it.