Tony Vanderhoef

Tony Vanderhoef is a law student at FSU specializing in legislative and administrative law and a Young Voices contributor whose work on policy and congressional dysfunction has appeared in The Hill and the South Florida Sun Sentinel

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Shutdowns Persist Because Congress Pays No Price

Shutdowns keep happening, since 2013, because Congress pays no price for causing or prolonging them, while federal workers pay.

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Tony Vanderhoef

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Shutdowns Persist Because Congress Pays No Price

Financial Compellence in the Iran Campaign

Shutdowns Persist Because Congress Pays No Price

Waste of the Day: Federal Staff Outearn Trump

Power Play

EXCLUSIVE: Gunman Near White House Eluded Secret Service Two Weeks Before Dinner Shooting

Oregon’s Union Crackdown Spreads

Everything’s Bigger in Texas, Including School Debt

Virginia Democrats’ Proposed Gerrymander is a ‘Span-amander’

Why Military Bases Should Never Have Been Gun-Free Zones

Restoring Duty to God and Country

Gubernatorial Candidate Mike Lindell (My Pillow Guy) Joins Bradlee Dean LIVE (Video)

Virginia redistricting – the forgotten theater

Iran – the war begins

Tariffs, the Supreme Court, and the Andrew Jackson Gambit

Generational change in American politics