After proposing 3 gold bugs, Trump selects a Fed insider from St. Louis
Weidenbaum Center Fellow Costas Azariadis quoted in STL today article
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Impeachment 101: How could Congress remove President Trump from office?
Center Director Steven Smith quoted in LA Times article
Where Democrats and Republicans Live In Your City
Center Post-Doc Research Fellow Steven Webster quoted in 538 online
Why Nobody Wants to be a Senator Anymore
Center Director Steven Smith quoted in Fortune
GOP sets up firewall for Trump on Mueller
Center Director Steven Smith quoted in The Hill e-letter
A Guide to Possible Paths to Impeachment (or not) in the House
Center Director Steven Smith quoted in Politifact article
Truck drivers held a protest on Friday about some of the biggest issues in the industry
Jake Rosenfeld, Weidenbaum Center Research Fellow, quoted in this article.
Did Obama's final years beat Trump on jobs, stock values?
An article of statistical comparison between former President Barack Obama and President Trump.
We are Either a Team or We're Not
There is a larger story behind the bitterness expressed inside the House Democratic caucus last week after 26 moderate Democratic members defied the leadership to support a Republican proposal to require reporting undocumented immigrants who try to buy guns to immigration authorities.
About That Big Regulatory Rollback...
Rolling back regulations was supposed to be a major priority for President Donald Trump, and members of his administration claim that this rollback is well underway and boosting the economy. “Particularly in 2017, the deregulation started everywhere across the board.”
Donald Trump wrong that Harry Reid was 'thrown out' of office
President Donald Trump famously said, "When someone attacks me, I always attack back … except 100x more." Trump appears to have stuck to this approach with former Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid of Nevada.
Polar Vortex - The Political Kind
A few years ago, Steven Webster was working in Washington and frequently giving tours of the U.S. Capitol when one particular tour went rather south, to put it mildly – and also sparked his decision to study political science.