Campaign contributions from health care’s major players continue to flow to the GOP despite the party’s predatory behavior toward the insurance system and public health.
Mehmet Oz
Posted inPodcast
The Heritage Foundation’s Troubling “Pro-Natalist” Agenda
The right-wing organization blames “feminism” for falling fertility rates. Not surprisingly, its “solutions” are hostile to women.
Posted inNewsletter
Women Aren’t “Under-babied.” They’re Under Threat
The right-wing Heritage Foundation blames “feminism” for falling fertility rates. Not surprisingly, its “pro-natalist” agenda is hostile to women.
Posted inPolitics
Trump Will Break the Federal Government. The Washington Monthly Can Fix It.
To break the MAGA stranglehold on the White House, the Senate, and the House, America needs good ideas that can win elections and make government work. That’s where the Monthly comes in.
Posted inPolitics
Midterms: How Rival Regional Cultures Explain Our Sharp Divides
The polarized electorate isn’t blue/red or urban/rural. It’s the colonizing projects of the 17th and 18th centuries.
Posted inPolitics
Do Voters Care About Debates? Katie Hobbs Is Going to Find Out.
The Arizona Gubernatorial candidate is blowing off her election, denying Republican opponent Kari Lake a debate. Her gamble could have a big impact far beyond the state.
Posted inPolitics
The Republican Mess in Pennsylvania
In the contest for an open U.S. Senate seat, the toss-up between “Dr. Oz” and David McCormick stands in stark contrast to the unified Democrats.
Posted inPolitics
In Republican Primaries, China is the Enemy
From Dr. Oz to J. D. Vance, GOP candidates are flipping out over Beijing but not offering any real answers.
