Jonathan Chait is a political columnist at New York Magazine. He focuses on a range of topics including politics, government, current affairs, and public policy, often exploring themes related to elections, racial issues, and social interest. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Atlantic, Editor & Publisher Magazine, and Yahoo News.
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Jonathan Chait focuses on opinion editorials and legal policy regulation, predominantly covering government and politics, particularly related to Donald Trump, Joe Biden, antisemitism, and campus issues. If you are considering reaching out to Jonathan with a pitch or expert commentary in the political arena, ensure that it aligns with his focus on these specific topics. Additionally, given his national (United States) geographic focus in reporting, pitches should be relevant to this context for maximum impact.
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Recasting the January 6 insurrection as the work of heroic patriots remains the president's highest priority.
Trump's funniest riff ever? Donald Trump's most amusing habit is meting out casual abuse to his sycophants.
Democrats are in thrall to the idea that corporate consolidation is America's biggest, and maybe only, problem.
Like fellow Republicans exiled by the president, he still accepted Trump’s claim to inhabit the will of the party.
By: Jonathan Chait, Mona Charen
Jonathan Chait of The Atlantic joins Mona to discuss the incredible scope and scale of Trump's corruption—from the $4 billion the Trump family has
For the shallowest man ever to occupy the presidency, surface appeal is a guiding principle.
Denying the legitimacy of vote-counting has become party doctrine.
The president has never accepted that the head of state and the leader of the Republican Party are separate roles.
Neoconservatives struggle to reconcile their hopes for Trump with the failure of his Iran war.
If the president is infallible, there must be some other explanation for his Iran defeat.
