Alan Greenblatt

Alan Greenblatt is a GOVERNING correspondent.


Recent Articles

  • Check Your Gubernatorial Scorecard
  • Everybody who attends meetings of the National Governors Association wears a name tag imprinted with a photograph. Everyone, that is, except governors. But as governors ...

  • Memphis Musical Chairs
  • The Shelby County, Tennessee, Commission just voted, 8-0, to elevate Joyce Avery to the chair. Incumbent chair Deidre Malone had sought a second year, but ...

  • Obama's Urban Policy Gets Going
  • It's not getting much attention here in Washington, with all eyes on the Sotomayor hearing, but President Obama's Office of Urban Affairs held ...

  • NY Senate to Flip Again
  • The buzz around Albany this afternoon is that Democrats are about to regain control of the New York State Senate, breaking a month-long stalemate. Pedro ...

  • Destroy the Party in Order to Save It
  • David Frum makes a point similar to what I wrote about on Saturday. And yet - bitter irony - Palin's self-immolation today may yet do ...

  • GOP Running Out of Options
  • Remember the main dynamic of the GOP presidential primary season in 2007-08? It was like musical chairs. One candidate after another would emerge as the ...
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  • Retreating, Not Advancing
  • Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin offers a sobering variation on the Peter Principle -- the idea that because talented people are usually promoted, they "rise ...
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  • Palin's Profile
  • Todd Purdum has published a lengthy piece on Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin -- "the sexiest and riskiest brand in the Republican Party" -- ...

  • Under Pressure
  • Always finding new ways to look bad, S.C. Gov. Mark Sanford is backing away from a promise to release financial records relating to his ...


  • Will Sanford Be Forced Out?
  • The number of Republican senators signing Majority Leader Harvey Peeler's petition for South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford to resign is up to 12, out of 27 ...

  • Resignation Drumbeat Deepens
  • If S.C. Gov. Mark Sanford hoped to quiet his personal controversy by laying out more of his past indiscretions, the strategy hasn't worked. ...

  • Coal-Fired Compromise
  • No one expected Mark Parkinson to pursue an aggressive agenda as governor of Kansas. When he took over on an interim basis in April, after...

  • Too Broke to Fix?
  • Fiscal shortfalls in the tens of billions of dollars are virtually an annual occurrence in California. But this year, the state's voters seem even more...


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