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Jon Ossoff’s Last Chance
He almost flipped a closely watched House seat in 2017. Last month, he nearly won a Senate perch. Now the 33-year-old has a second high-profile shot at the Senate. It’s a fight for control of the chamber and his political future.
Posted inEconomy, Main, Political Animal, The Monopolized Economy
Should Tom Vilsack Get a Second Run as Agriculture Secretary?
Biden has promised to take on big agriculture, but his proposed Secretary wasn’t exactly a giant slayer last time he had the job.
Posted inEconomy, Main, Political Animal, The Monopolized Economy
The FTC’s Strong Case Against Facebook
The states are also demanding the media behemoth be broken up but the Federal Trade Commission’s case is paramount and the law is on the FTC’s side.
Posted inLaw and Justice, Main, Political Animal
Disbar Ken Paxton–And Then Some
The Texas Attorney General’s ridiculous, malevolent suit to throw out the ballots in four other states makes him more than a Trump stooge. He’s a legal menace.
Posted inFeatured, Main, Political Animal, Politics
What Donald Trump Can Learn From Grover Cleveland
The only president to lose and then come back, the 24th president has lessons for the 45th.
Posted inMain, Political Animal
Democrats Should Tell the Hard, Partisan Truths About COVID Stimulus
The party needs a Senate majority to pass the kind of relief Americans really need.
Posted inMain, Political Animal, Protecting the Vote
Trump Is Leaving. The Assault on Truth Is Not.
At the Washington Monthly, we’re fighting falsehoods and discovering new, powerful facts.
Posted inMain, Political Animal
Trump’s Last Act: Risking National Security to Honor the Confederacy
He promises to veto the Defense Appropriations Authorization Act if it forces to Pentagon to change the names of bases and ships.
Posted inMain, Political Animal, Politics
Janet Yellen, Tony Blinken, Ron Klain and the End of Crazy Time
Stay in Washington long enough and some of the smart folks you know become George Marshall and James Baker.
