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Philip A. Wallach

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Senior Fellow, @AEI. Studying America's separation of powers. Formerly @RSI, @BrookingsInst. Author of Why Congress, www.whycongressbook.com/
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A Strategic Rethink: Congress Versus the President on US Trade Policy

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By With Neena Shenai, Philip A. Wallach, Neena Shenai
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
In the aftermath of the Smoot–Hawley Tariff Act of 1930, it became apparent that Congress might be poorly suited to manage US trade policy on its own. In the century since, the legislature has delegated some of its constitutionally enumerated authorities to the president under the belief that the executive branch could effectively represent US interests in trade negotiations while Congress gives input and ultimate approval. Does this premise still hold today?
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Redistricting Has Given GOP Unexpected Midterm Advantage. But Can They Win?

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By Philip A. Wallach
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
The mid-decade redistricting war that began in Texas has settled down — for now. Given the Supreme Court’s green light to political gerrymandering, there are plenty of dominoes yet to fall — but both sides are now dug in for this fall’s 2026 House midterms, and the contest has taken clear shape. Will Republicans be able to keep their narrow majority, and the White-House-friendly agenda control that goes with it?
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Redistricting has given GOP unexpected midterm advantage. But can they win?

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By Philip A. Wallach
| New York Post Verified
Newly drawn congressional maps have given Speaker Mike Johnson and House Republicans a leg up in the midterm elections. ZUMAPRESS.com See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google The mid-decade redistricting war that began in Texas has settled down — for now.
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