Alex Isenstadt is a Senior Political Reporter at POLITICO. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and international affairs, with a keen focus on the intersection of politics and finance. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Vanity Fair, Yahoo News, and Just Security.
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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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The personality clashes and industry confusion behind the 20-day saga.
They're sending more ad money to Ohio and Iowa, two states once deemed safely Republican.
Griffin would be a huge asset to Rubio if the secretary of state were to run for president.
Nearly a year after his death, Kirk remains a unifying figure across the GOP and the MAGA movement.
Late Tuesday at the White House, a livid President Trump complained to advisers about the Department of Homeland Security's decision to pause the
Vance enters the media lion's den
The decision whether to carry a presidential address has become a high-stakes editorial judgment.
By: Alex Isenstadt
Vice President Vance is venturing into unfriendly media terrain to defend the White House against its critics — reviving the same playbook that endeared him to President Trump when he was picking his running mate.
From China to the Deep State and the 2020 election, a familiar call to action.
Alex Isenstadt President Trump cast American elections as under siege Thursday night, describing a system riddled with vulnerabilities that hostile foreign actors and unauthorized immigrants are exploiting.
