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Narratives of Illegitimacy

American politics are awash with narratives of illegitimacy. We’re not just questioning the judgment of our rivals, we’re questioning their

Every week, I try to share some insights from history, from my scholarship, or from my experience working in Washington.

In what would have been a shocking twist in any other administration, over the weekend, journalists began reporting that the

I watched the president’s speeches at Mount Rushmore and on the South Lawn of the White House commemorating July 4th

America is on the precipice of a dangerous crisis. The warnings are being signaled to all of us in public.

Earlier this week, a friend of mine sent me an article from Inc. magazine predicting that in 2020 liberal arts

Air Dates: August 19-25, 2019 Whether to impeach President Donald Trump is an open question in American politics. Those who

I like Ike. On April 16, 1953, five weeks after the death of Soviet premier Joseph Stalin, Eisenhower delivered the

As of this writing, there are 21 declared candidates for the Democratic Party’s nomination for president of the United States.