Stuart Rothenberg's profile photo

Stuart Rothenberg

Washington, D.C.

Senior Editor at Inside Elections

Columnist at Roll Call

Fantasy baseball manager who does political handicapping in spare time. @Colby, @UConn. Taught Poli Sci @Bucknell. Rothenberg Political Report.

Featured in: Favicon insideelections.com Favicon rollcall.com Favicon cnn.com Favicon msn.com Favicon washingtonpost.com Favicon chicagotribune.com Favicon flipboard.com Favicon startribune.com Favicon mercurynews.com Favicon nationalpost.com

Articles

  • 2 months ago | rollcall.com | Stuart Rothenberg

    It has been one month since Donald Trump’s second term began, but it feels like he has been president for at least the past decade or two. Every day brings with it chaos, disorder and turmoil, which is exactly what the 45th and 47th president of the United States wants. He relishes being in the media continuously, both because his ego demands attention but also because his “flood the zone” approach to governing requires him to keep his adversaries on the defensive.

  • 2 months ago | rollcall.com | Stuart Rothenberg

    I would love to see Canada be the 51st state. The Canadian citizens, if that happened, would get a very big tax cut — tremendous tax cut because they are very highly taxed — and you wouldn’t have to worry about military, you wouldn’t have to worry about many of the things. You’d have better health coverage. You’d have much better health coverage. — President Donald Trump, Jan. 24.

  • Jan 20, 2025 | rollcall.com | Stuart Rothenberg

    I arrived in Washington in late June 1980 to write about campaigns and elections. A bit more than four months later, the Republican Party won an overwhelming electoral victory when Ronald Reagan won the White House and his party gained a dozen Senate seats, giving the GOP control of that chamber. Reagan won 489 electoral votes and carried the popular vote over President Jimmy Carter by almost 10 percentage points.

  • Jan 7, 2025 | rollcall.com | Stuart Rothenberg

    Democrats shouldn’t start counting their chickens before they’ve hatched in the 2026 fight for control of the House of Representatives. Yes, midterm elections are often challenging for the president’s party, and that could be doubly the case this cycle given President-elect Donald Trump’s confrontational style. The Republicans’ very narrow majority in the House also creates additional challenges for the GOP.

  • Nov 18, 2024 | rollcall.com | Stuart Rothenberg

    What a year, huh? Bet you never thought we’d see a year like 2024. A felon elected to the presidency? No problem! A president who was running for reelection dropping out of the race about three months from Election Day? Sure, why not? Well, it’s time to pick out the winners from the losers because, well, I’ve been doing this for decades and I might as well keep going. As always, if you don’t like this list, complain to Amy Walter at The Cook Political Report with Amy Walter.

Contact details

Socials & Sites

Try JournoFinder For Free

Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.

Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →

X (formerly Twitter)

Followers
39K
Tweets
36K
DMs Open
No
Stuart Rothenberg
Stuart Rothenberg @StuPolitics
10 Apr 25

RT @stephen_neukam: NEWS — Michael Bennet is expected to announce a run for Colorado governor on Friday, according to multiple sources. I…

Stuart Rothenberg
Stuart Rothenberg @StuPolitics
10 Apr 25

Supreme Court upholds judge's order that U.S. should facilitate return of man deported to El Salvador @CNBC https://t.co/ZFhxYNPuvL

Stuart Rothenberg
Stuart Rothenberg @StuPolitics
10 Apr 25

Yikes!

Right Wing Watch
Right Wing Watch @RightWingWatch

Rep. Mary Miller says that "climate change is a sham": "God controls the climate because he controls the sun and the sun controls the weather, primarily." https://t.co/xXnFOaSmJI