Even more frightening, Ornstein adds, this abbreviated quorum could elect a new speaker of the House, who would then jump up the line of succession for the Oval Office.

NORMAN ORNSTEIN, CONGRESSIONAL SCHOLAR, ... the corruption of benefiting you and your family from being in office that are explicitly prohibited in the emoluments clauses of the constitution.

NPR's Leila Fadel talks to Norman Ornstein, a senior fellow emeritus at the American Enterprise Institute, who has been writing and thinking about Congress and American politics for decades.

American Enterprise Institute resident scholar and Atlantic contributing editor Norman Ornstein raised eyebrows on Friday after he appeared to suggest that Joe Biden commit corruption as president.

Drew Penrose is a policy strategist at Protect Democracy and a lead author of “Where Will They All Sit?” Norman Ornstein is a former resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and a ...

NPR's Ailsa Chang speaks with Norman Ornstein, a senior fellow emeritus at the American Enterprise Institute, about what's is happening in the House.

Norman Ornstein is calling for Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt to be fired and prosecuted. “What a gross immoral excuse for a human being and an utter disgrace ...

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Longtime political scientist Norman Ornstein on Wednesday explained why he believes the 2024 election is likely to go down as “the most significant and most destructive” in America’s history ...

Norman Ornstein, contributing editor for The Atlantic, made the bold assertion that Virginia gubernatorial Republican candidate Glenn Youngkin supports violent threats against school board members.

According to Nate Silver, of 27 moderate Republican senators in office in 2007, only six of them—at most—will return to Congress next year. And a new wave of Tea Party-backed candidates are ...