Analysis
Parliamentarians Advise, Senators Decide
The parliamentarian’s influence is significant, but the Senate’s rules ultimately belong to senators themselves. This piece explains why parliamentary advice matters while reminding readers who actually controls the chamber.
GOP Baseline Plan Is Not Going Nuclear
Not every aggressive procedural move qualifies as the nuclear option. This article argues that the GOP’s baseline strategy fits within existing rules rather than blowing them up.
How the Senate Keeps Track of Its Precedents
The Senate has not updated its collection of precedents since 1992.
Resolution to Terminate Trump's Emergency Declaration Doesn’t Specify How It May Lose Privilege
Amendments don’t have to be germane
Precedents: What They Are and How They Are Created
Action on the Senate floor is essential

