Posts by Julian E. Zelizer
One-Party Government Does Not Equal ‘Extreme’
During periods of one-party government, when Democrats controlled both the White House and the Congress, history shows that they have not shifted radically toward a leftward agenda.
Congress Taps Forgotten Power
Rep. Barney Frank has become a key point man in negotiating a Wall Street bailout.
McCain’s Dan Quayle?
Democrats may enjoy characterizing Palin as “Quayle in a pantsuit,” but they should be cautious.
Energy Talk
Almost 29 years ago, on July 15, 1979, President Jimmy Carter delivered what is considered one of the worst speeches of his career. Americans were struggling with an enormous energy crisis. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries had jacked up prices again. A majority of gas stations in America did not have sufficient fuel, and [...]
The Many Faces of Populism
Democratic Populism is all the rage. As we enter the final phase of the caucuses and primaries, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) are competing for anxious blue collar and middle-class voters in Texas, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Since John Edwards dropped out of the race, both candidates have promised to restore [...]
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