Jason Zengerle
Jason Zengerle writes about politics for The New Republic, where he is a senior editor. He has also written for The Atlantic, New York and GQ.
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- Stories 43
- Followers 13
- Reads 484
- Books 0
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If I Take Down Fox, Is All Forgiven?
by Jason Zengerle + Follow
New York | May 2011
David Brock has spent the last decade apologizing to liberals for his role in creating the vast right-wing conspiracy. Now he’s trying something more ambitious and hoping it gains him the respect he craves from the White House.
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Did Somebody Say “Fringe”?
by Jason Zengerle + Follow
GQ | October 2010
Not so long ago, Rand Paul—son of Ron, "modern-day revolutionary," and practicing ophthalmologist—would have been written off as a harmless political extremist. For believing that the Federal Reserve should be gutted. Or that the Civil Rights Act was unconstitutional. Or that the Department of Education is un-American. But with the help of his dad and a legion of devoted Tea Partiers, chances are good he will soon be the most radical member of the U.S. Senate.
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The Choke Artist
by Jason Zengerle + Follow
The New Republic | April 2007
Who are the mysterious critics hunting Henry Heimlich?
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