Jay Cost

I'm your host, Sean Trendy.

And I'm Jay Kost.

And today we're talking

about...

talk about how elections interact with the constitutional system, or we'll talk about demographics, you know, the conversations we had with Rui Teixeira and Patrick Ruffini, which if you haven't had a chance to listen to, you should go back because they were fantastic interviews, really insightful.

But the actual nuts and bolts of elections, I feel like we've both kind of, I don't know, one of us more than the other drifted away from, but we've both drifted away from to some extent.

I don't know, what do you think, Jay?

Yeah, I, I can say with certitude that I have, um, and, and I, and I've, you know, I, I tend to be what you might call a classic overthinker.

I'm your host, Sean Trendy.

And I'm Jay Cost.

And today we're joined by a very special guest, Philip Wallach.

Philip is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute where he studies American separation of powers with a focus on regulatory policy issues and the relationship between Congress and the administrative state.