Online Opinion Editor/Editorial Page Editor/Contributing Editor
David Freddoso is an Online Opinion Editor, Editorial Page Editor, and Contributing Editor for the Washington Examiner. With a focus on national politics, David provides analysis and commentary from a conservative perspective. His articles cover a range of topics including elections, policy issues, and the actions of Democratic politicians.
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David Freddoso's coverage primarily revolves around national politics, with a focus on legal policy regulation and opinion editorials. He seems to be interested in providing analysis and commentary on political developments, including election trends and legislative actions.
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By: David Freddoso
The Briefing, Vol. XII, Issue 39 Sept. 23, 2024 This week: Democrats frustrated that Harris can't open up a lead
The Briefing, Vol. XII, Issue 40 This Week: Harris ‘underwater' in Michigan, Democrat says NRSC rushes into Nebraska to bail out incumbent
By: David Freddoso
The Briefing, Vol. XII, Issue 41 Oct. 7, 2024 This week: Trump's 2024 data still exceed his past campaigns
By: David Freddoso
The Briefing, Vol. XII, Issue 42 Oct. 14, 2024 This week: Harris flubs the most devastating question of 2024
By: David Freddoso
The Briefing, Vol. XII, Issue 43 Oct. 21, 2024 This week: With the Harris hype dried up, Democrats are back to June 26
The race isn't over, but it's undeniable: All the buzz in this election is on one side at the moment. All the “vibes” are for Donald Trump , and right now, there is no joy in Kamala-ville.
What follows is our election guide for following the results tomorrow. There will obviously be surprises and wrinkles that we have overlooked — in fact, we could be dramatically wrong about everything.
The Briefing, Vol. XII, Issue 46 Nov. 11, 2024 This week: Donald Trump wins decisively Republicans likely to clinch both houses of Congress
By: David Freddoso
With a couple of results pending recount or a final count, we will spend this week looking at one of the long-term political trends that the 2024 election brought to the surface.
By: David Freddoso
The Briefing, Vol. XII, Issue 48 Nov. 24, 2024 This week: Democrats were vastly overconfident about their ground game
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