Jeff Jacoby
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Writings by Topic: Congress and congressional politics

Title Publication Date
Cuba's indomitable heroine Arguable March 5, 2024
Seiji Ozawa's love for America Arguable February 13, 2024
No time to go wobbly on Ukraine The Boston Globe December 17, 2023
The schoolboy and the Gadsden flag Arguable September 5, 2023
Resign, Dianne, Resign Arguable May 9, 2023
Republicans passed a debt-limit bill. What are Democrats waiting for? The Boston Globe May 8, 2023
The case for term limits is as strong as ever The Boston Globe January 11, 2023
Patton's prayer Arguable December 6, 2022
Congress can attack inflation — if it chooses to The Boston Globe November 30, 2022
The election's biggest winner? Incumbency. The Boston Globe November 10, 2022
There's a term for senators like Kyrsten Sinema The Boston Globe January 26, 2022
The filibuster has been bad, but repealing it would be worse The Boston Globe January 9, 2022
The Massachusetts redistricting battle is more evidence that Congress is too small The Boston Globe November 14, 2021
Supersize the House The Boston Globe April 11, 2021
This is no time to bring back earmarks The Boston Globe March 21, 2021
Congress goes after forced labor, and big business objects The Boston Globe December 6, 2020
Is English grammar racist? Arguable July 27, 2020
The Constitution says no to DC statehood The Boston Globe June 21, 2020
More impeachments, please The Boston Globe February 9, 2020
To make Congress better, make it (a lot) bigger The Boston Globe December 22, 2019
Lindsey Graham and the impeachment pearl-clutchers The Boston Globe December 18, 2019
Statehood for DC? That's a nonstarter The Boston Globe August 11, 2019
Don't dump the filibuster — restore it to its former glory The Boston Globe April 14, 2019
Three cheers for congressional gridlock The Boston Globe November 14, 2018
Collins falsely cries 'bribery!' in crowdfunded political theater The Boston Globe September 19, 2018
Why is a great Senate office building named for a modern racist? The Boston Globe August 29, 2018
From child refugee to Green Beret — to Congress? The Boston Globe August 19, 2018
Want to fire your congressman? There's a fund for that The Boston Globe May 20, 2018
Abusive gerrymandering can be stopped, but not by judges The Boston Globe October 4, 2017
A chance for Congress to get its mojo back The Boston Globe September 10, 2017
Don't nuke the filibuster — restore it The Boston Globe April 5, 2017
Gorsuch says judges aren't 'secret legislators'. Actually, they legislate all the time The Boston Globe March 22, 2017
What Obamacare's drafters could have learned from a hairdresser The Boston Globe February 15, 2017
Congress unleashes the Furies, but never at itself The Boston Globe October 9, 2016
State of the Union spectacle would appall Thomas Jefferson The Boston Globe January 10, 2016
Justices don't belong at the State of the Union pep rally The Boston Globe January 11, 2015
Don't count on an election-day tsunami The Boston Globe September 14, 2014
Compromise with Republicans, don't demonize them The Boston Globe October 9, 2013
There oughta be a law? Don't be so sure The Boston Globe July 28, 2013
Lynch's vote showed backbone The Boston Globe March 24, 2013
Incumbents forever The Boston Globe November 18, 2012
Facebook's expatriate and the Senate's demagogues The Boston Globe June 3, 2012
'Dysfunctional' government is a feature, not a bug The Boston Globe December 25, 2011
Frank's sneering insults won't be missed The Boston Globe December 4, 2011
How big should the House be? NRO's Bench Memos December 29, 2010
Is it time for the House to expand? Weekly Standard December 27, 2010
A House poorly divided The Boston Globe December 26, 2010
The GOP gets a second chance The Boston Globe November 7, 2010
Fannie, Freddie, Frank, and fiction The Boston Globe October 20, 2010
The man out to topple Barney Frank The Boston Globe September 8, 2010
Support for Israel runs on party lines The Boston Globe April 11, 2010
A blessing in disguise The Boston Globe January 20, 2010
Blame Obama for the bluest state's blues The Boston Globe January 17, 2010
Anybody but Coakley or Capuano The Boston Globe November 25, 2009
How to build a better House The Boston Globe November 8, 2009
Clunker Q&A The Boston Globe August 26, 2009
Power to the people The Boston Globe February 20, 2005
The gerrymandering scandal The Boston Globe August 5, 2004
Why we need a bigger House The Boston Globe February 15, 1999
Term limits turncoats The Boston Globe January 21, 1999
The case against censure The Boston Globe December 17, 1998
In the 8th District, it makes no difference who wins The Boston Globe September 10, 1998
Rx for the House: Enlarge it The Boston Globe February 18, 1997
The sky didn't fall on black congressional candidates The Boston Globe November 21, 1996
Rejoice, conservatives: You carried the day The Boston Globe November 7, 1996
Moakley doesn't know when to quit The Boston Globe October 31, 1996
A GOP dive on term limits? The Boston Globe March 14, 1995
In the 9th district, a fine candidate going nowhere The Boston Globe November 1, 1994
The House is unrepresentative The Boston Globe March 22, 1994
Once in a while, it's really true: Opposites attract The Boston Herald May 10, 1993

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