Dallek, Matthew
Articles by Dallek, Matthew
This summer isn't just about angry voters.
It’s not only that it has great doctors and world-class clinical facilities.
The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee’s can-do tradition of sensible problem-solving has disappeared.
The senator deserved better than his stunning defeat by infuriated activists in Utah.
Eisenhower's farewell address touches on much more than the "military-industrial complex."
Sen. Ron Wyden embodies why the anti-incumbent zeal is a misguided and ultimately destructive cultural force.
Bipartisanship receives a bad rap; it isn’t necessarily the soft and fuzzy goal with which it is often associated in our wider debates.
Partisan debates in Congress don't amount to the full story.
Federal government employees have endured harsh attacks from across the political spectrum in recent months.
Progressives should prefer a flawed healthcare reform law over a perfect bill that never passes.
