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Garrett Epps
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Legal Editor, Washington Monthly
Great Northwest
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Sports, Beauty, Celebrity News
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By Anne Kim Verified, Garrett Epps Verified| Washington Monthly Verified Washington Monthly Ep. 16: A citizen's guide to resisting Trump w/ Timothy Noah 00:00 / Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube There’s plenty that ordinary citizens can do to push back on the Trump regime. They can protest, they can support legal action, they can lobby elected officials, and, above all, they can stay informed. Co-hosts Anne Kim and Garrett Epps speak with journalist Timothy Noah about his recent piece for TNR on the tactics of successful...
By Garrett Epps Verified| Washington Monthly Verified One of the mysteries of American life is why lawyers make so much money. My brother Gus, a veteran bankruptcy warrior, once told me it was because, as a class, we are willing to be so much more bored than most people. That explanation has a lot to say for itself. Lawyers spend many hours (billable, to be sure) poring over incomprehensibly verbose jargon printed in indecipherably tiny text.
By Anne Kim Verified, Garrett Epps Verified| Washington Monthly Verified Washington Monthly Ep. 16: A citizen's guide to resisting Trump w/ Timothy Noah 00:00 / Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube There’s plenty that ordinary citizens can do to push back on the Trump regime. They can protest, they can support legal action, they can lobby elected officials, and, above all, they can stay informed. Co-hosts Anne Kim and Garrett Epps speak with journalist Timothy Noah about his recent piece for TNR on the tactics of successful...
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Washington Monthly
The Washington Monthly was founded in 1969 on the notion that a handful of plucky young writers and editors, armed with an honest desire to make government work and a willingness to ask uncomfortable questions, could tell the story of what really matters in Washington better than a roomful of Beltway insiders at a Georgetown dinner party. In our cluttered little downtown DC office, we're still doing what we have done for more than 50 years, and what fewer and fewer publications do today: telling fascinating, deeply reported stories about the ideas and characters that animate America's government. We don't chase news cycles, or obsess over the endless political horse race. We care about how the government can be improved, and why it hasn't; who's a fraud and who isn't; which ideas ought to be banished from the nation's capital and which ones deserve to be championed. We're not a subsidiary of some giant media company or a mouthpiece for ideologues. We're an independent voice, listened to by insiders and willing to take on sacred cows—liberal and conservative. Instead of cynically tearing down institutions and programs, we offer innovative solutions: how to get the best people to work for the government and how to get the best government for the people; how to get teachers who can teach and social workers who can make welfare reform work. We believe in the great American traditions of civic responsibility, caring for the down and out, and giving the average person a break.
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