How liberals in the reddest parts of America are starting to get their groove back.
November/December 2018
Posted inMagazine, November/December 2018
Her Dispatches From Trump Country Are Perfect. Maybe Too Perfect.
There’s something suspicious about Salena Zito’s glowing profiles of Trump voters. Does anyone in conservative media care?
Posted inNovember/December 2018
Has This Woman Figured Out How to Cure Blindness?
A leading D.C. finance expert has an idea that could bring eyesight to millions—including herself.
Posted inMagazine, November/December 2018
To Fix Congress, Make It Bigger. Much Bigger.
Radically expanding the House of Representatives would help solve some of the biggest problems facing Congress and, by extension, the country.
Posted inFeatured, Magazine, November/December 2018
A Real Long-Term Solution to Gun Violence
To address one of America’s deadliest problems, start by cornering the market.
Posted inEconomy, Featured, Magazine, November/December 2018, The Monopolized Economy
The Case For Small-Business Cooperation
How America’s anti-monopoly laws got turned against the little guy.
Posted inMagazine, November/December 2018
The Train That Only Libertarians Can Love
Will Florida’s sleek, for-profit rail project become an advertisement for the limitations of bipartisan compromise?
Posted inMagazine, November/December 2018
Remembering Jeffrey Leonard
A writer, benefactor, and board member for the Washington Monthly, Jeff was a visionary policy intellectual.
Posted inMagazine, November/December 2018
The Former White House Ethics Lawyer Umpiring Trump’s Washington
Norman Eisen spent his career building up a narrow area of expertise. Now it’s in higher demand than ever.
Posted inBooks, Magazine, November/December 2018
Neocons Paved the Way for Trump. Finally, One Admits It.
Max Boot charts his journey through—and out of—the conservative intellectual movement.
