The Washington Monthly Newsletter
Washington Monthly, Bill ScherThe latest content from the Washington Monthly, plus insights from our Politics Editor Bill Scher
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The Week's Best Articles From the Washington Monthly
The Week's Best Articles From the Washington Monthly
Harris Rebounds in Week 3 of the Gender Gap Tracker
Vice President Kamala Harris has enjoyed a modest bump in post-debate polls. Is she doing better with women? With men? Is the gender gap getting wider or narrower?
Republicans Are Worried About Trump's Turnout Operation
Three months ago I observed that "Donald Trump’s Get-Out-The-Vote Plan is Bonkers," as it outsources the work to inexperienced outside political action committees, especially the far-right Turning Point network.
The Week's Best Articles From the Washington Monthly
The Week's Best Articles From the Washington Monthly
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Founded in 1969, the Washington Monthly is a political magazine that illuminates the ideas and characters that animate America's government.
Bill Scher is the Politics Editor at the Washington Monthly, as well as a contributor to POLITICO and Real Clear Politics. He is a co-host of the online political show "The DMZ," and the host of the history podcast "When America Worked."
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