David Freddoso is the Deputy Opinion Editor at The Hill. He specializes in government and politics, covering a range of topics including elections, public policy, economic policy, and security policy. David's insights have been featured in notable publications such as the Washington Examiner and Conservative Intelligence Briefing.
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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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Note to readers: The Briefing will take next week off in observance of the upcoming holiday. Merry Christmas, and see you in the new year!
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 1 Jan. 5, 2025 Happy New Year to all of our readers! This week:
The Briefing, Vol. VIV, Issue 12 March 23, 2026 This week: Trump still looking to wrap up in Iran
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 13 March 30, 2026 This week: Are government shutdowns a thing of the past?
By: David Freddoso
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 14 April 6, 2026 This week: Bondi fired Trump gets a boost from jobs data, Iran rescue
By: David Freddoso
Vol. XIV, Issue 17 Apr. 27, 2026 This week: Republicans' consolation after Virginia loss
By: David Freddoso
The Supreme Court has created an opening that many Republicans want to and will jump through. But they need to keep something in mind: The voting public is distressed , and as the party in power during a midterm, they are the ones voters will take it out on.
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 19 May 11, 2026 This week: In case you were wondering, it's still Trump's party
By: David Freddoso
Oregon: Here's an interesting thought: Are things finally getting bad enough in Oregon that a Republican could actually win for governor? It hasn't happened since 1982. Indeed, only one Republican has won any statewide race in Oregon since 2003 — in 2016, the late Dennis Richardson (R) squeaked out a win for secretary of state.
By: David Freddoso
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 21 May 25, 2026 Happy Memorial Day to all our readers. In honor of our nation's gallant dead.
