“Why Biden should keep touting Bidenomics” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
2024 presidential election
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If Conservatives Care About the Border So Much, They Shouldn’t Wreck Section 702
Republican hypocrisy and weak leadership is threatening the continuation of the critical counterterrorism program.
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: November 30, 2023
“Joe Biden (And Jon Tester and Sherrod Brown) Could Use a Bipartisan Immigration Deal” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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Joe Biden (And Jon Tester and Sherrod Brown) Could Use A Bipartisan Immigration Deal
The risks of trying to forge an agreement with House Republicans on the highly charged issue are outweighed by powerful political incentives.
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After the January 6 Attack, How Can Trump Remain on the Ballot?
Judges in three states have declined to kick Trump off the ballot. Why is that?
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: November 16, 2023
“When Middle East Politics (Almost) Tipped an American Presidential Election” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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When Middle East Politics (Almost) Tipped an American Presidential Election
In 1948, Henry Wallace peeled off enough of the Jewish vote to deny Harry Truman the nation’s then-most populous state, New York. What this does—and doesn’t—augur for Joe Biden.
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: November 14, 2023
“A short history of Democratic pre-election bed-wetting” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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Bob Woodard and Carl Bernstein on Trump, Watergate at 50, and Our Democracy
The legendary reporters discuss a range of topics on stage with historian, journalist, and Monthly contributing editor Jonathan Alter.
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Blitzkrieg Against the Administrative State
How the Heritage Foundation and its right-wing allies plan to destroy pluralist government.
