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The Hollow Kevin McCarthy at the Brink
He’s tried to soothe the ultra MAGA right in his conference to be speaker of the House. Even if it works, is it worth it?
Political Lessons of 2022 from Bill Scher
Our prescient political writer explains why swing voters matter, why bipartisanship is popular and possible, and how to beat voter suppression.
How Democrats Won More Rural Votes in 2022
They listened to the Washington Monthly.
Miami’s Fight Over Cuban Privilege
An academic text sets off a firestorm in South Florida over whether those who fled Cuba’s Communist dictatorship get special breaks.
Charlie Peters, Washington Monthly Founder and Mentor to Leading Journalists, Turns 96
After helping to found the Peace Corps, the former West Virginia legislator started this magazine in 1969 and molded it for 32 years. Help us celebrate his life and legacy by donating now.
How Big a Deal Is the January 6th Committee’s Criminal Referral?
The panel is handing over a mountain of evidence to the Justice Department, but it’s questionable how much of it can be used to make a case against, let alone convict, Donald Trump.
In a Clickbait World, the Washington Monthly Believes in Ideas
This magazine is committed to investigative reporting and policy solutions. We need you to keep going.
Give a Magazine, Get a Tax Deduction. What’s Not to Like?
A $50 donation to the Washington Monthly gets you a free gift subscription—and money back on your 2022 taxes.
Elon Musk’s Latest Delusion: He Thinks Twitter Can Replace Journalism
As the billionaire welcomes authoritarians back to the platform and cavorts with them, his pseudoscientific ideas are an even bigger threat to us all.

