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Congress, the Affordable Care Act, and the Myth of the 'Exemption'

October 4, 2013, John Hudak
Al Gore: Current Political Terrorism Shows us the Need for a Center for Effective Public Management

September 27, 2013, John Hudak
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Introducing FixGov: A Blog Focused on Mending Broken Government & Heralding Smart Governance Solutions

September 24, 2013, Elaine Kamarck and John Hudak
Defeat of Toomey-Manchin: Neither Cloture nor Closure for Victims of Gun Violence

April 18, 2013, John Hudak
Applauding Connecticut’s Gun Control Legislation

April 4, 2013, John Hudak
The Biden Gun Control Task Force: Risks and Rewards

January 11, 2013, John Hudak
The Fiscal Cliff Deal: The Benefits of Politics as Usual

January 7, 2013, John Hudak
Gun Control and the Political Climate: A Live Web Chat with John Hudak

December 20, 2012
A Response to Sandy Hook

December 17, 2012, John Hudak
Challenges Facing President Obama During His Second Administration

November 28, 2012
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If [Puerto Rico] became a state, it would gain seats in the House—that could be offset by expanding the size of the House so Republican states got more members. But there's no solution to the two Democratic Senators they'd send, and there's no Congressional remedy to offset that. That, and they'd get additional electoral college votes. Those are the dealbreakers.
November 7, 2012, John Hudak, U.S. News & World Report
Republicans: In Victory or Defeat

November 6, 2012, John Hudak
What Polling Really Tells Us

November 5, 2012, John Hudak
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Presidential Pandering: How Elections Determine the Exercise of Executive Power in the U.S. and Colombia

November 2, 2012, Brian M. Faughnan and John Hudak
If the president could get something from Congress on a compromise, he might take that, but instead, since he’s not getting much of anything from Capitol Hill, he essentially is taking everything he wants, and the unilateral actions let him do that in a pretty substantial way.
October 29, 2012, John Hudak, The Washington Times
It is unlikely [Obama] convinced many swing voters to 'unswing,' but he certainly generated greater voter enthusiasm among Democrats, which—when combined with Biden's performance in his debate—will begin to show up in polls, will change 'Likely Voter' models, and will result in the president picking up a few points.
October 17, 2012, John Hudak, ABC News
What fundraising and appearances with celebrities can do is make up for the voter enthusiasm gap that is starting to rear its head...Celebrity endorsements don't change minds; they change hearts and motivate people to turn out who might not have turned out to vote.
October 11, 2012, John Hudak, UPI
Private Biden, Reporting for Duty

October 11, 2012, John Hudak
Could Obama's Debate Performance Deflate His Base?

October 4, 2012, John Hudak
[Romney] took control early on. He had really solid answers to very difficult questions, something he needed to do to stay alive in the presidential race...By the end of [the] debate, the president was finding his groove, hitting the right talking points, making the right distinctions between his ideas and Romney's.
October 4, 2012, John Hudak, The Epoch Times
The First Presidential Debate: A Live Web Chat with John Hudak

October 3, 2012
A Strategy to Rebuild Manufacturing in the Mountain West

September 23, 2012, John Hudak
Clinton Can Bring Back Obama's Hope

September 5, 2012, John Hudak
Missouri Loves Company: Romney’s Tightrope Act at the GOP Convention

August 27, 2012, John Hudak
Providence for Manufacturing: The Cicilline Plan

August 14, 2012, John Hudak