
Agnes Williams Sesquicentennial Professor of Law & Politics, @GeorgetownLaw. Author of _Congress's Constitution_: https://xitter.cf/t.co/0q8QfVPMJu Find me on Bluesky @joshchafetz
Washington, D.C.
Joined December 2015
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If you happen to be interested in the separation of powers, Congress, government shutdowns, contempt of Congress, the filibuster, and more, have I got the book for you! amazon.com/dp/0300248334/ref…
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This @joshchafetz draft on Chadha, the legislative veto, and Trump is excellent.
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Not deleting this account, but I think I'll mostly be over at Bluesky from now on. The vibe over there has trended close enough to ~ 2015 Twitter that it seems a better fit.
Come find me over there (same handle)!
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The House "cannot collude with the president to deprive the Senate of its constitutional power to advise and consent on appointments. That would make a mockery of the Constitution’s text," Akhil Reed Amar, @joshchafetz, and Thomas P. Schmidt write: theatlantic.com/politics/arc…
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Akhil Amar, Tom Schmidt, and I have a piece in the Atlantic on why Trump + the GOP House cannot adjourn the Senate against its will in order to give Trump recess appointments. (Gift link) theatlantic.com/politics/arc…
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The House "cannot collude with the president to deprive the Senate of its constitutional power to advise and consent on appointments. That would make a mockery of the Constitution’s text," Akhil Reed Amar, @joshchafetz, and Thomas P. Schmidt write: theatlantic.com/politics/arc…
Akhil Amar, Tom Schmidt, and I have a piece in the Atlantic on why Trump + the GOP House cannot adjourn the Senate against its will in order to give Trump recess appointments. (Gift link) theatlantic.com/politics/arc…
Not deleting this account, but I think I'll mostly be over at Bluesky from now on. The vibe over there has trended close enough to ~ 2015 Twitter that it seems a better fit.
Come find me over there (same handle)!
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In January West Virginia will have 4 different governors in 10 days!
On Jan 3 Gov Jim Justice (R) will leave office to be worn in as a US Senator.
Current LG/Senate President Craig Blair (R), who lost re-election, will be governor from Jan 3-8.
The winner of GOP caucus race between Sens. Tom Takubo, Randy Smith & Eric Tarr will replace Blair as Senate President/Acting Governor from Jan 8-13.
Newly elected #WVGov Patrick Morrisey (R) then gets sworn in on Jan 13.
Race for Senate president comes down to Randy Smith, Tom Takubo and Eric Tarr - WV MetroNews wvmetronews.com/2024/11/13/r…
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Looks like I'm gonna be on @chrislhayes's show tonight at around 8:20 talking about all things recess appointment-y ...
Looks like I'm gonna be on @chrislhayes's show tonight at around 8:20 talking about all things recess appointment-y ...
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(This was my job-talk paper, in fact, and I got a *ton* of pushback about why I would write about a topic with basically no practical significance.)
Holy cow, of course @joshchafetz has an entire law review piece on whether Members of the House have the right to resign their seats.
scholarship.law.duke.edu/cgi…
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Holy cow, of course @joshchafetz has an entire law review piece on whether Members of the House have the right to resign their seats.
scholarship.law.duke.edu/cgi…
(This was my job-talk paper, in fact, and I got a *ton* of pushback about why I would write about a topic with basically no practical significance.)
Holy cow, of course @joshchafetz has an entire law review piece on whether Members of the House have the right to resign their seats.
scholarship.law.duke.edu/cgi…
Niche post, but ...
If Casey pulls this out, I think Todd Young will be the Joe Manchin of the 119th?
I'll be honest: if you'd told me that Harris was going to lose all 7 swing states, no way I'd have believed that Dems would have held the Senate seats in at least 4 of the 5 of those states that had Senate elections.







