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RT @PolReformNA: Should we have separation of powers? Or does it actually make our politics worse? @leedrutman, @jiwallner, and… https://t.co/csY4awAQQf
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If, as Lincoln asserted at Gettysburg, citizens are free only to the extent that they are entitled to participate i… https://t.co/qcMmsVqJwc
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In the latest episode of Politics In Question, I join the indefatigable @leedrutman and the illustrious… https://t.co/L60Xu6D91C
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What's the deal with the separation of powers? https://t.co/a5Cc47WN5W
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Popular Constitutionalism: Antidote For Rule By the Judiciary https://t.co/6wzMDmP6kH
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RT @timlapira: So excited this is finally coming together! With outstanding contributions from @mollyereynolds @PhilipWallach… https://t.co/36Km84o6Sf
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RT @kevinrkosar: Coming in 2020! Congress Overwhelmed, a book edited by @leedrutman , @timlapira, and I on congressional capacity. I… https://t.co/HcmQYClUT8
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The Frick is one of my favorite museums. It is definitely worth a visit if you are in NYC and have never been (or e… https://t.co/p4MEA6QIu3
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RT @kevinrkosar: The second piece in our mini-symposium on popular constitutionalism and self-governance. This one is by @jiwallner : https://t.co/SOCLF9t0wB
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A Washington sunrise is a beautiful thing to see. The buildings glow.
