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I can answer just about any question about U.S. Political history, Constitutional law, the legislative process, elections, etc. I specialize in Presidential and Congresitional historical trivia, but can answer more substantive questions too.
Former Staff member for a Congressman and Senator. I also worked on about 10 Congressional and Presidential campaigns (only one that won). For a short time, I worked in the legal department of the Federal Election Commission. I have a B.A. in Political Science.
Former LBJ Fellow (paid fellowship for Congressional Staff).
Pi Sigma Alpha (Political Science Honorary Society).
Washington Post
Washington Times
J.D. University of Michigan
B.A. George Washington University (Poli. Sci. major).
LBJ Fellow
Truman Scholar
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Hi Krystle, The Fourth Amendment was designed to protect citizens against unreasonable searches and seizures. One of the reasons many colonists objected to British rule was its use of "general warrants"
Hi Carol, Senators and Congressmen must serve at least 5 years in Congress (and make contributions to the pension system during that time) to be eligible for a pension at retirement age. Since Pres
Hi Dan, Politicians, like others, occasionally lie. But for the most part, politicians tell the truth. One major reason for this is that if they lie about many things, they are likely to get caught
Hi Abby, While the process which developed into the US government was certainly a collaborative effort, I would argue that George Washington probably had the greatest impact on the development of the
Hello, First, I disagree with your premise. The US Supreme Court frequently does deviate from public opinion, and often does so for many decades. The Court at one time ordered that slavery be permitted
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