Gregory Koger

Left unchecked, the Court’s Republican majority has the power to nullify Democratic policies going forward.

House Democrats don’t have unified campaign agenda for the midterms. That’s unusual for the party on the winning side of a “wave” election.

Quorum-breaking can be very disruptive but does not provide a long-term option for blocking a Supreme Court nomination.

If Democrats refuse to participate in roll call votes, the Senate will come to a halt for lack of a quorum.

The tragedy of the Congress.

What we want — and should expect — from the first branch.

But that doesn’t necessarily make it an effective campaign issue.