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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.
Posted inFeatured, Politics
The ‘Angry White Boys’ Know What They Want
Dismissing the white nationalists in Charlottesville as simply play-acting amounts to a dangerous flinch in the face of evil.
Posted inMain, Politics
The Sum of All Jeers
Can the Trump administration pick up on North Korea’s subtext?
Posted inFeatured, Politics
Trump Can’t Do His Job
Leaked transcripts of Trump’s phone calls with the leaders of Mexico and Australia furnish ultimate proof that Trump is incapable of executing his duties.
Posted inFeatured, Politics
Trump Presents Democrats an Opportunity on Affirmative Action
Trump hopes his latest move will help launch another round of the culture wars, but he’s exposed his flank.
Posted inMain, Politics
The White Working Class Does Not Like Greedy Government Contractors
Targeting the government’s addiction to private contractors is good policy and good politics.
Posted inPolitics
The Supreme Court Rocks Out With the Slants
The Supreme Court just ruled that the government cannot deny trademarks it dislikes. We talked to the band that started it all.
Posted inHealth Care
Nevada to Big Pharma: ‘Show Us Your Books!’
Working Nevadans finally scored a victory against big pharma. Will other states follow suit?
Posted inJune/July/August 2017, Magazine
Contractor CEOs Shouldn’t Make Ten Times More Than the POTUS
It’s ridiculous that the government pays private contractors more for doing the same work, or less.
Posted inJune/July/August 2017, Magazine
Battle of the Banned
The Slants, an Asian American rock band, are heroes to libertarians in a battle with the U.S. government.
