Have loved The Washington Monthly since the late 70's. Proud to have once been published there lo those many years ago. Still relevant! Go get 'em!
Thanks for the thoughtful and insightful articles! And kudos to Alice Gallin-Dwyer!
Continue to report with nuance, especially re: housing, not buying into currently trending YIMBY talking points but digging into the research and what really works to preserve and increase truly affordable housing.
In issue after issue, your team delivers some of the most thoughtful political writing out there. And you're doing so at a time when serious media face new obstacles every day. Thank you SO much.
I am sorry to say I just now started reading WM. Just after the Clarence Thomas hearings (I never forgave Chairman Biden btw) I shipped out with the merchant marine and traveled the world, making a subscription impossible. Retired now and just reawakening.
I am an independent voter and am unfortunately unhappy with both parties. I do believe that the Republicans are beyond reach in their supporting of a would be dictator so I look to the Democrats for new ideas and see very little to give me hope. I do like your publication and wish many more people would read it. Thank you!
Thanks for keeping me informed!
Thank you!
A great publication!
New to WM. Excellent article about our constitutional failures and the responsible people. The root cause of course is the president or was it the people who stood by and let it happen.
Keep up the good work!
The Philip Longman June 1 article 'regulated competition' was outstanding and a much-needed step away from 'abundance' liberalism (a not wrong but not strong message). Now we just need to find a political leader to clearly communicate (without pandering, less than 70 years old, and probably male). They do exist!
Thank you for independent journalism!
Donating this time to thank the WaMo for having Garrett Epps on the paper during these crucial times for legal coverage.
Very helpful analysis from Bill Scher, thank you.
Thank you for - An Abundance of Ambiguity by Zephyr Teachout.
Wow, I am nearly 80, born in DC and can’t believe we’ve not crossed paths before. Thx!
Nice work on Google story! WM provides an always important and sometimes singular voice among the DC cacophony of lies, half truths and mealy mouthed spokes folks.
A wonderful publication that I have shared with as many people as I can.
In memory of Kevin Drum
in memory of Kevin Drum