Who knows? But they’re not going regardless.
Martin Longman
Martin Longman is the web editor for the Washington Monthly. See all his writing at ProgressPond.com
Posted inPolitical Animal
How the Massachusetts Legislature Can Help Elizabeth Warren Become VP
With veto-proof majorities, Democratic state lawmakers can make sure her replacement won’t be a Republican.
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What the Left Can Learn from the Tea Party About How to Gain Power
The right better understands the leverage points to get their people into positions of influence.
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PBS Finds No Support for Tara Reade’s Accusations
More than 70 former Biden staffers found nothing that would corroborate her story.
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What Happens When the President Believes Conspiracy Theories?
You can’t solve a public health crisis when Trump is convincing millions of Americans not to take it seriously.
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Can Biden Risk Picking a Governor as His Running Mate?
Governors are the most popular politicians in the country amid the pandemic, but also the most accountable.
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Two Special Elections That (Almost) Don’t Matter
Voting in California and Wisconsin today will decide little—except whether Republicans draw closer to Trump or push him away.
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Will Infections In the West Wing Get Trump to Care About Mass Testing?
Usually, conservatives begin to worry about problems when they affect them personally. This time may be different.
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The Judge Who Convicted Michael Flynn Will Now Have His Say
Will Emmet Sullivan buy the DOJ’s argument that Flynn should have never been questioned in the first place?
Posted inHealth Care, Political Animal
Killing Obamacare During a Pandemic Is Not a Good Reelection Strategy
Trump should want Americans focused on the economy—not on his trying to take away their healthcare.
