Gridlock on Capitol Hill

U.S. Congress, Congressional Oversight, Elections, Executive Branch, Governance

Sarah A. Binder, Senior Fellow, Governance Studies

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Going Nowhere: A Gridlocked Congress

Sarah A. Binder, The Brookings Institution, December 01, 2000

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Stalemate: Causes and Consequences of Legislative Gridlock

Sarah A. Binder, February 25, 2003

Research and Commentary

Assessing the 110th Congress, Anticipating the 111th

Sarah A. Binder, Thomas E. Mann, Norman J. Ornstein and Molly Reynolds, The Brookings Institution, January 08, 2009

Research and Commentary

Is the Broken Branch on the Mend? An Early Report on the 110th Congress

Thomas E. Mann, Sarah A. Binder and Molly Reynolds, The Brookings Institution, September 04, 2007

Research and Commentary

The 105th: It Could've Been a Contender

Sarah A. Binder and Thomas E. Mann, The Washington Post, October 18, 1998

Research and Commentary

One Year Later: Is Congress Still the Broken Branch?

Sarah A. Binder, Thomas E. Mann and Molly Reynolds, The Brookings Institution, January 22, 2008

Research and Commentary

Presidential Candidates: Where Do They Stand?

Alan Murphy, Sarah A. Binder and Thomas E. Mann, The New York Times, July 26, 2004

Research and Commentary

Bush and Lieberman: Two Pols in an Ideological Pod?

Sarah A. Binder and Thomas E. Mann, The Brookings Institution, August 10, 2000

Research and Commentary

The End of Bipartisanship for Obama's Big Initiatives?

Sarah A. Binder, The Washington Post, March 22, 2009

Research and Commentary

Can Congress Legislate for the Future?

Sarah A. Binder, New York University John Brademas Center , December 15, 2006

Research and Commentary

The Senate Strangles Itself

Sarah A. Binder, The New York Times, July 13, 1996

Research and Commentary

The History and Use of Filibusters in the U.S. Senate

Sarah A. Binder, C-SPAN, April 05, 2005

Research and Commentary

The 'Nuclear' Option for Ending Filibusters

Sarah A. Binder, NPR's Morning Edition, January 04, 2005

Research and Commentary

'Fast Track' Benefits More Than Trade: It Keeps Congress Focused

Sarah A. Binder, Los Angeles Times, November 03, 1997

Research and Commentary

The Disappearing Political Center: Congress and the Incredible Shrinking Middle

Sarah A. Binder, The Brookings Institution, September 01, 1996

Research and Commentary

Institutional Reform Proposals for the 105th Congress

Sarah A. Binder, Organization, Study and Review Committee of the House Democratic Caucus, July 31, 1996

Research and Commentary

Learning From Filibusters Past

Sarah A. Binder, NPR's All Things Considered, May 18, 2005

Research and Commentary

The Filibuster Debate

Sarah A. Binder, The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, May 16, 2005

Research and Commentary

A Gallery of Might-Have-Beens: There's More Than One Way to Fail the Senate Confirmation Test

Sarah A. Binder, The Washington Post, April 24, 2005

Research and Commentary

The Difficulty of Reforming Senate ""Holds""

Sarah A. Binder, Senate Committee on Rules and Administration, June 17, 2003

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