Philip A. Wallach

In a thought-provoking discussion, Philip Wallach, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute specializing in American politics, examines the intricate history of Congress. He highlights the early influences of English Parliament on representation and contrasts Madison's call for compromise with Wilson's vision of centralization. Wallach also explores pivotal moments like the Civil Rights movement and the evolving dynamics of partisan politics, suggesting that a future immigration crisis could ignite meaningful legislative action.