Yuval Levin
Israeli-American conservative political analyst; founding editor of National Affairs (2009), director of social, cultural and constitutional studies at the American Enterprise Institute, and author of A Time to Build (2020) and American Covenant (2024).
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Recommends Last Branch Standing
It's called It's called The Last Branch Standing, published by the legal journalist Sarah Isker. Um I think it'll be out in April. And if you want a book that explains the Roberts Court from the inside, it helps you understand how that court operates and thinks, uh I haven't seen a better one.
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Recommends Making the Presidency
Second, I would recommend uh Lindseay Travinsk's book uh Making the Presidency, which is a work of history. Travinsky is a historian. It's a book about John Adams and the way in which he thought about the institution of the presidency in the wake of Washington. Really fascinating and also has a lot to offer us in understanding the contemporary moment.
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Recommends Insecure Majorities
I think if you want to understand what's happening in Congress now, the book to read is Francis Lee's Insecure Majorities. Uh it was written about 10 years ago. Francis Lee is a political scientist at Princeton. Is a wonderful book about the dynamics that explain what's happening in Congress.
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