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Martin Longman
Martin Longman is the web editor for the Washington Monthly. See all his writing at ProgressPond.com
Sorry, Your Honor, Ending “Faithless Electors” Isn’t Your Decision to Make
Two upcoming Supreme Court decisions will decide whether members of the Electoral College have discretion.
A Chess Master’s Own Narcissism Gives Him Insight Into Trump
Garry Kasparov warns that the president relies on the same tactics used by Putin.
What Joe Biden Can Learn from the NFL Draft
Character and leadership are just as important in a running mate as how good a candidate looks on paper.
Trump Is In Bad Shape for November
Public and internal polling show the president is doing a lousy job and the public is readying to toss him out.
Yes, Justin Amash’s Candidacy Will Help Trump
The protest vote is anti-Trump, and more options for protest will hurt Joe Biden’s chances of winning.
Republicans Have Advice for Joe Biden
A group of GOP consultants sat down to discuss Biden’s strategy for the 2020 presidential election.
You Are Not Alone
The stress of the pandemic can play tricks on your mind, but that doesn’t mean anything is wrong with you.
The President Is Impossibly Stupid
I’ve often compared Trump to the unhinged drunk at the bar, regaling patrons with his conspiracy theories.
The World Weeps Over Trump’s Villainy
If the country doesn’t get new leadership next January, all is lost.

