Can Trump’s voters be bought off?
John Stoehr
Follow John on Twitter @johnastoehr . John Stoehr is a Washington Monthly contributing writer. This piece originally appeared in The Editorial Board.
Joe Biden’s Idea of Manliness
Unlike Donald Trump’s variety, it’s of the Roman variety and something you’d want the men in your life to emulate.
The Case for Joaquin Castro’s Norm-Busting
To combat the resurgence of homegrown fascism, elected officials have to start doing things differently.
The “Alt-Patriotism” of Trump Supporters
The same people who swift-boated John Kerry’s war record are now embracing a draft dodger.
Bernie Sanders Is Still Not a Democrat
When you want the nomination of a political party, your commitment to that party matters.
Lindsey Graham’s Political Theater
He’s livid about Khashoggi but won’t even support protecting Mueller.
How the Republicans and Russia Are Remaking the Supreme Court
The Kremlin almost certainly interfered in the 2016 election. Its real target may have been the federal judiciary.
Corruption Is the Theme of Trump’s Presidency
Those singularly focused on collusion may be missing the most troubling aspect of this administration.
Why the GOP Won’t Protect Trump if Mueller Is Fired
If the Russia investigation proceeds unimpeded, Republicans can likely rationalize the outcome. But if Trump fires Mueller, that won’t be possible.
Kevin Williamson’s Firing Isn’t About Free Speech
Conservatives are wrong to cry foul.

