Alex Isenstadt is a National Political Reporter for POLITICO, covering the latest news and developments in U.S. politics. With a focus on multinational issues, Alex's reporting delves into the inner workings of political campaigns, policy decisions, and the key players shaping American politics. His work has been featured in publications such as Vanity Fair, Yahoo Sports, and KTNV Channel 13 Action News.
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Alex Isenstadt's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly the Republican party, presidential campaigns, and GOP strategists. He closely follows evolving stories within these topics. Pitching to Alex would be most effective for those who can provide insights or commentary on current political events related to the Republican party, influential personalities such as Nikki Haley and Donald Trump, GOP strategies in elections, or developments in presidential campaigns.
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By: Alex Isenstadt
Backlash online toward the ABC moderators was swift.
By: Lisa Kashinsky, Meridith McGraw, Alex Isenstadt
The incident came up only briefly on a regularly scheduled call with surrogates and advisers.
By: Jessica Piper, Alex Isenstadt
Controversial tech magnate Elon Musk stepped up his political giving in August, giving his largest-known political donation ever to boost House Republicans' efforts to preserve their vulnerable majority.
By: Alex Isenstadt, Meridith Mcgraw
While polls show an incredibly close race, some of Trump’s allies are concerned about his lack of focus.
The organization is looking to deepen its ties to Senate Republicans.
By: Alex Isenstadt
Those close to Musk say his primary focus is on Pennsylvania.
Logan Walsh wears a Donald Trump-themed hat before a campaign rally for Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump at Riverfront Sports, on Oct. 9, 2024, in Scranton, Pennsylvania. | Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP
By: Alex Isenstadt, Meridith Mcgraw
Biden pledges “every single thing he needs.”
He's trying to win over young men.
By: Alex Isenstadt
Former President Donald Trump is expected to record an interview with podcasting behemoth Joe Rogan on Friday. The interview will take place at Rogan’s studio in Austin, Texas, according to a person familiar with the plans who was granted anonymity to discuss the matter. Rogan, who has more than 14 million followers on Spotify, has long occupied the top positions in national podcast ratings, and Trump’s appearance on his show continues the campaign’s push to win young male voters. In recent weeks, Trump has appeared on such male-friendly podcasts as “This Week w/ Theo Vaughn” and “Full Send,” a show hosted by the pro-Trump Nelk Boys.
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