Bill Scher is a Politics Editor at the Washington Monthly. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, often intersecting with themes of journalism and media. Bill's insights and commentary have been featured in notable outlets such as POLITICO, RealClearPolitics, and Yahoo News.
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By: Bill Scher
The New York City mayor flexed his political muscles, served as the voice of his socialist movement, and knocked off two House Democratic incumbents.
By: Bill Scher
The recent string of primary victories from left-wing insurgents are not ushering out moderates, but fellow progressives.
By: Bill Scher
The history of semicentennial presidential oratory is limited but Trump’s July 4 semiquincentennial remarks will be a low point in the canon.
The party cannot credibly defend women's rights and the rule of law while standing behind a Senate nominee accused of rape.
A dearth of high-quality publicly available polling means campaigns and their allies can release lesser surveys to shape their raves.
The senator from purple Georgia is leading in polls and fundraising without picking a fight with party progressives. Maybe there's a lesson there.
By: Bill Scher
Michigan's U.S. Senate candidate says he's for “self-determination for Palestinians and Jewish Israelis alike.” But for most Israelis, self-determination means a Jewish state.
The socialist group's vision of a federal government without three equal branches providing checks and balances would facilitate the whims of a would-be authoritarian. Sound familiar?
Democratic voters, long partial to candidates who show a capacity for bipartisan compromise over ideological purity, may be changing.
By: Bill Scher
The opposition party is on an electoral roll yet is pilloried for not fighting Donald Trump hard enough.
