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Factional Divisions and Further Threats to the Caucus Organization Factional Divisions and Further Threats to the Caucus Organization
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Progressive Insurgency and the Republican Party Progressive Insurgency and the Republican Party
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The revolt against Cannon, 1910 The revolt against Cannon, 1910
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Democratic interlude, 1911–1919 Democratic interlude, 1911–1919
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A progressive floor challenge and leadership retribution, 1923–1927 A progressive floor challenge and leadership retribution, 1923–1927
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Postinsurgency Aftermath: Late 1920s Through the Present Postinsurgency Aftermath: Late 1920s Through the Present
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Organizational Control and Procedural Control Organizational Control and Procedural Control
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Conclusion Conclusion
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9 The Organizational Cartel Persists, 1891–2011
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Published:November 2012
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Abstract
This chapter examines leadership selection after the Reed Rules and the persistence of the organizational cartel in the House of Representatives during the period 1891–2011. It begins by discussing factional divisions and further threats to the caucus organization before considering the progressive Republicans' 1910 revolt against Speaker Joseph G. Cannon as well as the Democrats' return to power and control of the House from the 62nd through 65th Congresses (1911–1919). It then analyzes the rift between progressive and conservative elements in the Republican Party that challenged the party monopoly over the House's makeup. Despite these problematic events and other issues, along with severe regional divisions within the majority Democratic Party, the chapter shows that the binding party caucus and organizational cartel survived and flourished through the present day.
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