Considering Impeachment Resolutions in the House
By Matt Glassman Last Friday, as Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was announcing new indictments related to the special counsel investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election,… Read More
Who wants to chair the Legislative Branch Appropriations Subcommittee? No one.
By Matt Glassman When Representative Charlie Dent (R-PA) resigned from Congress earlier this month, a vacancy was created on the House Committee on Appropriations, where Dent was the… Read More
Deep Dive: Burgat and Glassman: What’s wrong with Congress? What’s right?
R Street Governance Fellow Casey Burgat interviews Matt Glassman, Senior Fellow at Georgetown’s Government Affairs Institute, on all things Congress In the first episode of a new video series for… Read More
To modernize Congress, strengthen its ability to deliberate
Matt Glassman writes in the November copy of the Ripon Society: As an institution, Congress does not appear very different than it did 200 years ago. It remains… Read More
No, congressional Republicans are not carrying Trump’s water
Source: Washington Examiner . By Matt Glassman Last week, two retiring Republican Senators ramped up their criticism of President Trump. On Tuesday, Senator Bob Corker said Trump had “great… Read More