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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.
Democrats Should Quickly Approve the ‘New’ NAFTA
Better to let Trump have this victory. He’ll eventually bury it anyway under headlines about his outlandish behavior.
The Lesson GM’s Plant Closures Has for Democrats
Trump promised voters ‘the jobs are coming back.’ But he couldn’t reverse huge economic forces.
George H.W. Bush Dies at 94
The late president was a loyal GOP team player. When he broke ranks, he was promptly ejected from office.
California’s Public Utilities Might’ve Started Wildfires–Again
It might be time for Sacramento policymakers to get rid of the PUC
It’s Not the Economy, Stupid
Trump wasn’t elected because of economic realities. He rode the wave of cultural resentment.
The Economist Goes Anti-Monopoly
Democrats should emphasize the need for stricter anti-trust enforcement all the way into 2020.
How Trump Adopted Nixon’s Southern Strategy
The president’s ‘base’ didn’t come from nowhere.
The Pitfalls of Privatization
For decades, Republicans and Democrats alike have pushed for government privatization. But, a business-like government is directly hostile to our constitutional order.
Hurricane Harvey Is Not Just a Natural Disaster
Houston’s unfettered development, spurred on by anti-government ideology, will doom the city to the flood next time.

