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John Lawrence
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John Lawrence


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Why Both Parties May Regret a Government Shutdown

The continuing resolution showdown has risks for everyone

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John Lawrence December 4, 2017
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Contributions

  • Trump’s State Sponsored Child Abuse (2018)
  • Sabotaging the “Summit” (2018)
  • A Civics Lesson for Trump and Sessions (2018)
  • The Art of [Breaking] the Deal (2018)
  • Last Speaker of the House to Leave, Turn Out the Lights (2018)
  • Lamb’s Victory and the 1974 Precedent (2018)
  • The Speaker’s Grovel (2018)
  • Courts Rethinking Gerrymandering (2018)
  • Santa Claus Brings the 1% a Tax Bill (2017)
  • Alabama After-Action Review (2017)
  • Why Both Parties May Regret a Government Shutdown (2017)

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