Martin Longman is the web editor of the Washington Monthly.
He is also the founder of Booman Tribune and Progress Pond. Before joining the Monthly, Martin was a county coordinator for ACORN/Project Vote and a political consultant. He has a degree in philosophy from Western Michigan University.
Congrats Martin. Would be nice to see your incisive analysis gain traction at a national level. Would be a service to all presuming we still have a democracy a month and a half from now.
Very cool. Happy for you getting this great opportunity. Best of luck. I’m planning on hanging around here until I show up one day and the door is locked. So do what you need to do!
I thought this was going to be a post of resignation of some sorts before I clicked it!
Take your time, Martin.. we will be here waiting for you. Best of luck with the new assignment!
Congratulations! Hope this leads to bigger and better things – and an amplification of your voice in our national media.
Congratulations. I’ll keep on reading your blogging here, and your news journalism at the Monthly.
That is great news, Martin! I am happy for you and happy for the Washington monthly.
congratulations Martin, sounds like an exciting opportunity. very happy for you and looking forward to your future work
Exciting stuff. I’m not too worried about the regular posting schedule bit. Just glad you have some cool opportunities coming your way.
Congratulations, Martin! Sounds like great recognition!
Congrats Martin. Would be nice to see your incisive analysis gain traction at a national level. Would be a service to all presuming we still have a democracy a month and a half from now.
Congratulations. You deserved it.
Very cool. Happy for you getting this great opportunity. Best of luck. I’m planning on hanging around here until I show up one day and the door is locked. So do what you need to do!
That sounds great Martin! Good on the WaMo for giving you the opportunity.
Congratulations on the new responsibilities! I hope this leads to a bigger role for you to play in the national conversation.
Scale new heights!
This is fantastic! Best of luck in adjusting to your new schedule
Good luck on your new work adventure. I know it will be a good opportunity for you.
Mazel tov, this sounds good for you. We’ll be fine with a little irregularity.
Congrats and good luck to you!