Ballot-marking devices in key swing states could give him the perfect excuse to contest the election.
Art Levine
Art Levine is a contributing editor of the Washington Monthly and the author of the recent book Mental Health, Inc: How Corruption, Lax Oversight, and Failed Reforms Endanger Our Most Vulnerable Citizens.
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Donald Trump’s Favorite Voting Machines
Ballot-marking devices in key swing states could give him the perfect excuse to contest the election
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Dick Cheney’s Dangerous Son-in-Law
In March 2003, when the worlds attention was focused on U.S. soldiers heading to Baghdad, twelve senior officials in the Bush administration gathered around a long oak conference table in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, part of the White House complex. They were meeting to put the final touches on a proposed legislative package that […]
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You Too Can Break Into a Chemical Plant
Lax security at our nations chemical plants may endanger the millions of Americans unlucky enough to live near them, but its been a boon for investigative journalism. Its become practically commonplace for intrepid reporters to demonstrate the ease with which one can penetrate a dangerous facility. But after journalists like Carl Prine of the Pittsburgh […]
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TWM
Washington, December 7, 1941 – Ever since last week’s disclosure of wheelchair-bound President Roosevelt’s dalliance with social secretary Lucy Mercer, the President has been seeking to keep the country’s attention on the mounting threat to America’s overseas allies. Today was no exception to this public relations strategy, advisers say. Even though it was a Sunday, […]
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The All Purpose Made-to-Order Korean Airliner Tragedy Story
In the wake of the Korean airline tragedy in September, conservatives and liberals have attempted to explain the incident in light of their political views. Unfortunately, since so little evidence has emerged so far that reveals what really happened, these explanations have been largely speculative. The Washington Monthly, however, has managed to obtain advance galleys of dramatic, narrative accounts of the demise of KAL 007 that will be appearing shortly in three leading magazines: Paranoid Review, The New Apologist, and The Moscow Monthly.
