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The Complications of Simple Majorities

November 5, 2018 Ryan Slattery

“I don’t believe that I can support a cloture resolution providing for cloture by a simple majority vote. The difficulty with any cloture is that it changes the entire character of the debate, and that […]

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Obama, Menendez and the Politics of Iran Sanctions

January 30, 2015May 9, 2015 Benjamin Shull

The Garden State’s senior senator wasted no time criticizing the Iran policy that President Obama laid out in last week’s State of the Union speech. In response to the president’s avowal that he would veto […]

DomesticBanking Committee, Barack Obama, benjamin shull, Bob Menendez, iran, Nuclear, sanctions, senate

Race for the Senate 2014: A Cheat Sheet

October 1, 2014November 3, 2014 Michael Billotti

With the current situation in the Senate, the Republican Party would need a net gain of six seats in order to take back control from the Democrats. Of the ten closest elections listed below, Democrats […]

Domestic2014 Midterms, Congress, Democrats, election, Mike Billotti, republicans, senate

The Return of Scott Brown

February 17, 2014March 25, 2014 Benjamin Shull

Perhaps future textbooks in electoral politics will label 2014 the year of red state anxiety. Given the vulnerability of Democratic incumbents in the Senate, this might not be too outlandish a prediction. Seven states in […]

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