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Frederick Schauer, academic dean and Stanton professor at Kennedy School of Government, said courts may continue to intercede in presidential elections which are supposed to reflect the will of the people...
Anna Greenberg, assistant professor of Public Policy at the Kennedy School, said ill-conceived polls led much of the media to misjudge Bush as clearly the front-runner going into the election...
Frederick Schauer, Frank Stanton professor of the first amendment and KSG academic dean, expressed a similar opinion...
...going to have a very different Senate and it's going to matter a great deal," said Thomas Professor of Government and Sociology Theda Skocpol...
While the words "constitutional crisis" may be part of media-driven overkill, insecurity regarding our entire electoral system abounds. The New York Times has announced that although we are the world's oldest and most successful democracy, we have a deeply flawed way of electing our president. Tyler Professor of Constitutional Law Laurence H. Tribe '62, argues quite persuasively that the electoral college system is a "train wreck waiting to happen" that is embedded in our revered Constitution. Immediately after becoming senator-elect, Hillary Clinton upped her approval ratings by vowing to sponsor a constitutional amendment that would abolish...