Democrats are getting hip to an idea that would help them sustain power.
Joshua Alvarez
Joshua Alvarez is a contributor to the Washington Monthly's Political Animal. He edits syndicated opinion columns at the Washington Post, and can be reached at joshuaalvarezmail@gmail.com.
What’s the Point of the Bulwark?
The new right-wing website is the latest custodian of an empty ideology that relies on the racists it aims to vilify.
Surprise: The Vatican Might Be the Gayest City in the World
There’s only one way the Catholic Church can save itself: by ending its culture of secrecy.
Venezuela’s Future Might Be Decided At Its Borders
Whether the country descends into a civil war is up to the men with guns and shields.
Don’t Read Too Much into Trump’s Venezuela Policy
The president backing Juan Guaido doesn’t mean he a champion of human rights and democracy.
If No Second Brexit Referendum, Then What?
If May’s deal is ultimately accepted, Britain will be reunited under that most British of emotions: resigned gloom.
Why Not Pete?
The 37-year-old South Bend mayor deserves a serious look as a 2020 candidate.
The Brexit Deal That Wasn’t
The UK Parliament rejected Prime Minister Theresa May’s EU-exit agreement by a 230-vote margin.
There’s an Easier Explanation Than ‘Russiagate’
Trump could just be a fool trying to put out the flames licking at his grip on power.
A Hard Brexit After All?
Theresa May faces an uphill climb to exit the European Union without destroying her premiership.

