Good afternoon from Washington, where I‘m experiencing the trials and tribulations of being a member of the ”sandwich generation.” As always, thank you for subscribing and amplifying Civic Texts, which will not be sustainable without your support. On a personal note, it has been deeply heartening to have many
Good morning from Washington, where Congress is back in session for the month. I recommend getting up to speed on the month issues from Daniel Schuman’s First Branch Forecast, which digs into governance issues that most publications don’t ever cover. Alex here, with another civic text. Today, I
Good afternoon from Washington, where fall has come early. I promise not to use too much pumpkin spice in this newsletter. Alex Howard here, with another civic text after I took some offline time to unwire. Many thanks to everyone who has subscribed so far! Please share these newsletters and
Hello from sweltering Washington, where we’re getting one more dose of humid heat before summer releases her grasp on the District. Alex here, with another civic text. A hearty welcome to the new subscribers who’ve signed up after my most recent dispatch on the arrest of Telegram founder
Good afternoon from Capitol Hill, where I’m listening to the cicadas buzz and enjoying see kids go back to school. Alex here, with another civic text. Many thanks to everyone who signed up over the weekend, particularly the paid subscribers whose support is crucial for making this work sustainable.
Good afternoon from Capitol Hill. Alex Howard here, with a second civic text in a given day. What can I say: sometimes, history moments merit attention. Thanks for everyone who has just subscribed, particularly folks who have supported me doing this work with a membership. Please share these newsletters with
Good morning from Capitol Hill, where I’m digesting four days of the Democratic Convention, viewed from afar. Alex Howard here, with another civic text. Tons of ink and pixels have already been spent analyzing the meaning, quality, and accuracy of the convention speeches. I’d like to eschew fact-checking
Good afternoon from Capitol Hill, where I’ve been dodging mosquitoes and getting my head around having a sixth grader. Alex here, with another civic text. Thanks to everyone who has signed up since my last dispatch, particularly the paid subscribers who have supported this work. If you can, I
Good morning from Capitol Hill, where the cicadas are singing and I’m dreading a diagnosis from a mechanic. Alex here, with another civic text. Many thanks to everyone who has signed up, particularly those of you who have opted into a paid membership. This newsletter will not be sustainable
Good afternoon from summertime Washington, where I am writing this dispatch along the Anacostia River. Alex Howard here, with another civic text. Thanks to everyone who has subscribed and amplified this series so far, particularly the folks who have signed up for a paid membership. This newsletter will need to
Good morning from sunny Washington, where I’m dealing with watery fallout from the deluge over the weekend. Alex Howard here, with another civic text. Many thanks to the new subscribers who have tuned in and to the folks who’ve invested in a membership. If you can afford it,
Hello from rainy DC! Alex here with an especially civic text, sent much later than normal. Maybe you’re up late? Or you’re reading this tomorrow morning? Regardless, I have good news about our government that will be overlooked. It‘s the sort of thing that I bet you
