Compacts between states, based on current agreements over parolees, can help governors and legislatures share the costs and benefits of migrants and improve our criminal justice system.
Larry Hogan
Posted inJuly/August 2022
No Way to Build a Railroad
Maryland’s outgoing GOP Governor Larry Hogan is eyeing a 2024 run for president. He is also leaving behind a mass transit mess.
Posted inPolitics
The Washington Monthly’s Groundbreaking Ideas and Reporting
From reviving the antitrust movement to exposing a Republican governor’s self-enrichment, this little magazine does it all.
Posted inPolitics
In Rebuke to Hogan, Maryland Statehouse Passes Ethics Bill
After Washington Monthly exposé on the governor advancing infrastructure projects near properties he owns, lawmakers unanimously vote to strengthen the state’s disclosure laws.
Posted inPolitics
Following Monthly Exposé, Maryland House Passes Bill Targeting Hogan’s Business Dealings
The legislation would reform the state’s ethics laws and require more disclosure from elected officials.
Posted inMagazine
Who Does Maryland’s Governor Really Work For?
Larry Hogan has more in common with Donald Trump than his reputation suggests.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Can Republicans Be Cured of Their Love for Trump?
The president’s behavior is deplorable but the GOP base overwhelmingly supports him.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Where Moderate Republicans Are Wildly Popular
The most popular Republicans in the country are blue state governors.
Posted inPolitical Animal
The GOP’s Woeful War Over Warren
Massachusetts Republicans are incapable of making a coherent case against Warren.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Will Hurricane Irma Blow Away GOP Climate Denialism?
Just days prior to Hurricane Irma’s expected assault on Florida, the Washington Post reported: Concern centered particularly on the Florida Keys, a chain of islands at the southern tip of the state that is a tourist hot spot and home to more than 80,000 residents. It is in the direct path of the storm as […]
