On Conservatism

Congress in the Light of History

By David R. Mayhew ● Starting Point ● 03/26/2018


What should we expect of a separation-of-powers regime interlaced with tough checks and balances?   What should we expect of a legislature representing a heterogeneous public that seems to be growing more heterogeneous, not to mention more fractious, all the time? To think about these matters, it may pay to reach for historical perspective.

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