As we start a new war, it’s worth considering the question now.
Paul Waldman
Paul Waldman is a weekly columnist and senior writer for The American Prospect. He also writes for the Plum Line blog at The Washington Post and The Week and is the author of Being Right Is Not Enough: What Progressives Must Learn From Conservative Success.
Might We Have Mitt Romney to Kick Around Some More?
Prepare yourself for Mitt 3: Mitt Harder.
Why the Culture War Will Never Die
As long as the Baby Boomers are around (and maybe even after they’re gone) the battles of the 1960s will be replayed over and over.
Why Are We Afraid of the Returning Expat Terrorist?
Fighting with ISIL isn’t going to give anyone “terrorist skills” they couldn’t have acquired sitting in front of their computer.
Missiles and Rebels: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Is the Obama administration thinking about all the ways the campaign against ISIL could turn into a disaster?
So Much For the End of the War on Terror
A year ago, Obama said he wanted to move past it. Yet here we are again.
Are We Getting Enough Religion With Our Politics?
Politicians give the voters only the piety that they believe the political market demands.
Does America Have the Greediest Doctors?
We have a health care system where people are getting rich left and right, and some physicians want their share.
Plagiarism Charges and the Vapidity of Campaign Website ‘Plans’
How much of a sin is it when we find out a candidate’s policy plans are pilfered?
How District Lines Just Kept 400,000 Poor and Middle Class Virginians From Getting Health Coverage
Why a state that’s trending blue can still be in the firm grip of Republicans.

