Kirk Bado
Managing Editor, National Journal Hotline at National Journal
The player to be named later & editor @njhotline || Podcast host || Past: @usatoday, @HussmanGrad, @tennessean || [email protected]
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1 week ago |
nationaljournal.com | James Downs |Nicholas Anastacio |Nicholas Anastácio |Kirk Bado
What’s the president watching at 3 in the morning? According to his own telling, he’s watching replays of congressional hearings on C-SPAN. The network, which for decades has brought viewers across the world an unfiltered view of government, is enjoying a renaissance of relevancy in recent years. Lawmakers across the aisle are tuning in, and, in response, the network is launching a new program aimed at toning down the partisan rhetoric.
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1 week ago |
nationaljournal.com | Kirk Bado
Democrats are still searching through the wreckage of 2024 for a black box that will tell them why everything went so wrong for their party. Their latest scavenging expedition centers around recouping their losses among young men, following a record-setting 12-point gender gap.
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1 month ago |
nationaljournal.com | Savannah Behrmann |Charlie Cook |Kirk Bado
Tim Kaine no longer wears his Senate member lapel pin to work. Instead, the Democrat has been sporting one with Virginia’s seal, which he said serves as a daily, physical reminder to be “on guard against tyranny.”“It's a woman emphasizing virtue, standing atop a monarch who's been knocked over and his crown has fallen off. [It's] the only state that has a motto that, instead of being a positive celebration, is more of a warning or rebuke,” Kaine said.
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1 month ago |
nationaljournal.com | Kirk Bado |James Downs |Nicholas Anastacio |Nicholas Anastácio |Savannah Behrmann
Nine new senators and 63 new representatives came to Washington as President Trump returned to the White House. These members hail from wide-ranging backgrounds, contributing to what is the eighth consecutive Congress in a row to break diversity records.
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1 month ago |
nationaljournal.com | Kirk Bado
How does a thought bubble go from the fringes of the internet to the president’s desk? That’s the central question driving a new special report from National Journal that examines the growing power of new media platforms like podcasts, YouTube, and TikTok in Washington. “With trust in traditional journalism at a five-decade low according to Gallup, Americans are flocking to podcasts and YouTube channels by the millions.
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