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I know it’s only August, but there’s a reason Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. It’s not just that I’m thankful Francesca Hong lost the Democratic primary for governor of Wisconsin. It ...
Hard Hat, Soft Commitment: Then candidate Donald Trump promised to champion vocational training and skilled trades, but now he is cutting workforce programs. Credit: Associated Press During the 2024 ...
Trump’s OMB director wants to politicize federal grantmaking. His plan will undercut Congress, erode innovation, and waste taxpayer dollars.
Trump’s OMB director wants to politicize federal grantmaking in the name of greater “accountability.” His plan will instead undercut Congress, kneecap agencies, erode innovation, weaken U.S.
Gabe Menchaca is a senior policy analyst in at the Niskanen Center where he studies the public sector workforce, state capacity, and other federal management issues. He previously served in the Office ...
Candidate-backed surveys have helped warp perceptions of Democratic primaries. Public Policy Polling’s numbers, however, have repeatedly tracked the actual results. Founded in 1969, the Washington ...
The excerpt from Michael Wolff’s book that was printed in New York Magazine yesterday is well worth reading, if for no other reason than it begins by confirming the suspicion a lot of people have had ...
Campaign polls overstated progressive strength in Michigan and Hawaii. Tonight’s primaries will offer another test.
Public Policy Polling’s numbers, however, have repeatedly tracked the actual results. Founded in 1969, the Washington Monthly is an independent media organization based in Washington, D.C. Our mission ...
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Hey Industry, Stop Sponging Off, and Start Contributing to, the Colleges That Train Your Employees
The issue of a health care sector that relies on publicly subsidized higher education to train its workforce should not be simply reduced to a lack of high-minded private sector giving, but—given that ...
Public Policy Polling’s surveys have repeatedly come close to the results of 2026 Democratic primaries, even as other polls badly missed.
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