Julia Azari

Marquette University

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Julia Azari is an assistant professor of political science at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and the co-editor of The Presidential Leadership Dilemma: Between the Constitution and a Political Party.

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The GOP has been too divided to enact its program, despite majorities on Capitol Hill.  How long can it remain united in support of President Trump?

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The GOP has been too divided to enact its program, despite majorities on Capitol Hill.  How long can it remain united in support of President Trump?

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One reason Bernie Sanders is pushing on until the Democratic Convention in July is his desire to shape the official Democratic party platform.

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One reason Bernie Sanders is pushing on until the Democratic Convention in July is his desire to shape the official Democratic party platform.

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A committee of party insiders met for two days this week to write the Republican platform . It's expected to be adopted by the convention in Tampa next Monday.

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A committee of party insiders met for two days this week to write the Republican platform . It's expected to be adopted by the convention in Tampa next Monday.

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