The fight over Medicare for All is destroying the party’s 2020 chances. “Medicare Prices for All” is the way out.
January/February/March 2020
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Who Does Maryland’s Governor Really Work For?
Larry Hogan has more in common with Donald Trump than his reputation suggests.
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Master’s of None
Teachers across the country earn grad degrees to get raises. Turns out those degrees don’t improve student learning—they just fatten universities’ bottom lines.
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Why Today’s Shopping Sucks
The rise of on-demand scheduling has made the shopping experience—and workers’ lives—miserable.
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How to Save Liberalism in the U.S. and Europe
A Washington Monthly symposium.
Posted inJanuary/February/March 2020, Magazine
What the Next President Can Do to Save Our Alliances with Europe
Here’s how to immediately repair the relationship.
Posted inJanuary/February/March 2020, Magazine
Europe and America Must Redefine Security
Stop fighting over chlorinated chickens and start cooperating over digital threats.
Posted inJanuary/February/March 2020, Magazine
The Trading System FDR Envisioned
America’s 32nd president wanted economic deals that led to broadly shared growth. We can make that happen.
Posted inJanuary/February/March 2020, Magazine
Washington and Brussels Need a New “Special Relationship”
Coordinating reforms helped save the global economy after the 2008 crash. It can save us again.
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The Policies Democrats Need to Unite the Party
Unless a 2020 candidate can bridge the gap between liberals and moderates, Trump will win.
