Jonathan V. Last is an editor at The Bulwark. He covers a wide range of topics including geopolitics, international affairs, and current events, with a focus on finance, regional interests, and security policy. His insights and analyses have also been featured in The Atlantic and various platforms under The Bulwark umbrella.
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Before we start: Earlier this week Tim talked about a family currently being held in an American internment camp in Texas.
By: Jonathan V. Last
Chris Cillizza and JVL use Hulk Hogan and the strange world of professional wrestling to explain Donald Trump's political dominance, why conventional
JD Vance is the king of knowing a little bit about a lot of things, and very little about important things.
By: Jonathan V. Last
Michael Weiss and Marc Polymeropoulos discuss Trump's “economic D-Day” against Iran, the risks of secondary sanctions and a prolonged blockade, and why Tehran may retaliate rather than simply give in.
By: Catherine Rampell
Catherine Rampell and JVL went live to cover Scott Bessent flailing as he intervenes in the bond market and Catherine's reporting on how Trump's political appointees hijacked the U.S.
Sarah, Tim, Sam and I are coming to South Carolina, North Carolina, and Atlanta in October for Bulwark LIVE . We're bringing friends.
I'm going to talk about JD Vance's stuff about the dollar as reserve currency being a curse. This is, patently insane.It's also a form of insane that we can't explain to anyone else. The Sarah Longwell-types of the world will insist that we, as the educated, responsible people, have a responsibility to explain to the Cleti of the world how and why America's dollar being the reserve currency is good.I cannot possibly understand how anyone could fail to understand 'selling someone ink and paper for $100 is a pretty good deal, that's why counterfeiters like to do it', but hey, apparently that happens.How are we supposed to 'explain' it to them when educational polarization means they see our endorsement of something as a reason not to do it? If we tell someone not to whizz on an electric fence, and they say 'I'll show you, cuck' and electrocute themselves to death, is that somehow our fault for not being respectful enough of them?Because that's where this argument is going.
1. Munchausen? The Trump-Harp relationship turns out to be even weirder than we already knew.
