On Parliamentary War: Partisan Conflict and Procedural Change in the U.S. Senate, Paperback/James Ian Wallner

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Dysfunction in the Senate is driven by the deteriorating relationship between the majority and minority parties. Regular order is virtually nonexistent and unorthodox parliamentary procedures are frequently needed to pass important legislation. Democrats and Republicans are fighting a parliamentary war in the Senate to steer the future of the country. James Wallner presents a bargaining model of procedural change to explain the persistence of the filibuster in this polarized environment, focusing on the dynamics responsible for contested procedural change. Wallner\'s model explains why Senate majorities have historically tolerated the filibuster, even when it has defeated their agendas, despite having the power to eliminate it. It also shows why the then-Democratic majority deployed the nuclear option to eliminate the filibuster for an Obama judicial nominee in 2013. On Parliamentary War \'s game-theory approach unveils the relationship between partisan conflict and procedural change in the Senate. About the Author James I. Wallner is a senior fellow at the R Street Institute. He teaches in the Department of Government at American University and is a fellow at its Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies.