Jonathan Cohn is a Senior National Correspondent at HuffPost. He writes about politics and policy, focusing on social welfare, public health, and government affairs, while also covering broader cultural and societal issues. His work has been featured in various prominent publications, including Yahoo News, The Bulwark, and New York Daily News.
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Jonathan Cohn's coverage primarily focuses on national politics and government-related announcements in the United States. He extensively covers legal policy regulation and government announcements, particularly related to topics such as politics, Donald Trump, Obamacare, health care, and Joe Biden.
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By: Jonathan Cohn
Democracy depends on being able to give positive and negative reinforcement to elected officials. Constituents should be able to praise legislators for what they do right and criticize them for what they do wrong. Omnibus bills weaken that ability, and that's the point.
With voters angry about costs, the GOP is campaigning on presidential boasts about drug prices that don't stand up to scrutiny.
By: Julian Zelizer, Jonathan Cohn
A recording from Julian Zelizer's live video
Andy Kim has a proposal he thinks could unite the party around the next step toward universal coverage.
Jonathan Cohn sits down with Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed to discuss his admiration for Barack Obama, the shortcomings of the Obama presidency, and the lessons he hopes to carry into the Senate.
In an interview before the former president's Michigan visit, the progressive Senate hopeful reassesses his old critiques.
REPUBLICANS KEEP SAYING their campaign against Abdul El-Sayed isn't trying to exploit fear and hatred of Muslims. Then they keep doing things to prove that it is.
Mike Rogers's disastrous Meet the Press interview was a masterclass in political desperation.
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His opponent says he takes them for granted—but let's compare the candidates' agendas.
