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The Limits of Diplomacy

Mark Mellman Published 12 April 2022

While President Biden has done a remarkable job building a coalition and executing a plan to help Ukraine fight back against Russian aggression, the far left…

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Changing Pandemic Politics

Mark Mellman Published 1 June 2021

In the past hundred years, two particularly deadly pandemics plagued America. Comparing them offers some important lessons about our changed politics. Though it may have started…

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Protections & threats

Mark Mellman Published 2 November 2020

Here’s the good news: Thousands of state and local officials — attorneys general, secretaries of state, governors, state and county boards of elections, and state and…

Analysis

What happened after Ginsburg?

Mark Mellman Published 12 October 2020

Twenty-seven years ago, the late, great, Ruth Bader Ginsburg was confirmed to her seat on the Supreme Court by a 96-3 Senate vote. Whichever president ends…

Analysis

Do party platforms matter for candidates?

Mark Mellman Published 10 May 2020

In a political system featuring entrepreneurial politicians who work to fashion their own images, and in an era of weak parties, commentators commonly dismiss the significance…