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Enjoyed my first @socscihist conference. Until next time, Chicago.

Thanks so much to Lilly Goren for interviewing @jb_greenberg and me about 'Congressional Expectations of Presidential Self-Restraint' on the @NewBooksNetwork Political Science podcast. https://t.co/FUZWy34n2S

We chat with @SLSkowronek about his new book "The Adaptability Paradox" and how American democracy may have outgrown the Constitution: https://t.co/02cCKtCAO2

Today's article in @knoxnews about the Trump administration's messaging during the government shutdown includes some thoughts from me about the importance of the Hatch Act. https://t.co/X9uq588M18

Until next time, Vancouver. #APSA2025

Scenes from an archival research trip to the Clinton Library. #LittleRock

This HuffPost article by @PaulBlu on how the second Trump administration is transforming the presidency includes some thoughts from me. https://t.co/Ha43W9T231

Until next time, #Austin

(1) Hi y’all 👋 I’m on the academic hiring market this year!! I’m a PhD at Yale. My job talk is a timely piece of legal history exploring Myers, Humphrey’s Executor, and the future of the unitary executive (not in the news at all 😅). Happy to send a copy! My top five courses

New at #firstview with open access, David Mayhew @d_r_mayhew and Ethan Yan!

Grateful to have been part of this fantastic interdisciplinary conference. There is so much great, timely research happening on the administrative state.

Then, finally, this *extremely* topical piece by @johnadearborn: “Contesting the Reach of the Rights Revolution: The Reagan Administration and the Unitary Executive” https://t.co/UXTxrhnl48

A fascinating piece on the origins of the unitary executive theory.

Link to the open access article from @StudiesAPD: https://t.co/6xQgpXVmtm

Thanks to Donald Moynihan for the opportunity to write this piece (drawing on my recent @StudiesAPD article) about the connection between conflicts over affirmative action and the unitary executive theory in the Reagan administration. https://t.co/7l7oksZ35t

Today's @RollingStone article by @DouglasLucas on the Republican congressional effort to pass the Reorganizing Government Act includes some thoughts from me about the history of presidential reorganization authority. https://t.co/5qC077FvaW

Scenes from #London and #Edinburgh

/1 Just realized that my latest article with @YaleLJournal just dropped! (linke at bottom) This is obviously a huge honor. I really appreciate the editors taking a chance on a young, no-name scholar with an idiosyncratic story to tell.

Thanks to @MattGrossmann for having me on the Science of Politics podcast to discuss my research on the Reagan administration, civil rights, and the unitary executive theory. https://t.co/XRYwRa7sTl

“Fun” read for the whole family!