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Andrew Feinberg

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White House Correspondent, Breakfast Media and Contributor — The Independent
Washington, D.C., United States
Metro D.C., Politics, Technology, U.S.
As seen in: The Independent, MSN South Africa, MSN Australia, Yahoo India, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Singapore, Newsweek, POLITICO, MarketWatch, Chicago Tribune and more
Covers:  politics, policy, technology, white house, congress, campaigns, infrastructure, immigration, national security, technology, telecommunications, cybersecurity.
Doesn't Cover: I'm pretty flexible and versatile. If you're not sure if something is in my comfort zone, just ask.
Reporter covering White House, Hill, 2020, etc | seen in @Independent, Breakfast Media and others | tips: andrew @ andrewfeinberg-dotcom |dm 4 Signal/ProtonMail

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I prefer pitches via email in the early morning (between 6am and 9am). I sometimes respond if I'm not going to cover the story you pitch me. If emailing, my ideal email length is 2–3 paragraphs and limited follow-up emails are ok. I never check newswires for new story ideas. If you're pitching me, for about 95% of you, the best way to do so is by email. If it's an urgent/breaking story and you're giving me an exclusive, feel free to call or text.

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Biography

Andrew Feinberg is a veteran Washington, DC-based journalist who has written for numerous outlets, including The Hill, Communications Daily, Newsweek, The Independent, Politico Magazine, The Sentinel Newspapers, Washington Business Journal, and Breakfast Media.

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Insiders fear Trump will play dirty over conspiracy theories - here's how Biden fights it

Insiders fear Trump will play dirty over conspiracy theories - here's how Biden fights it

When Joseph Robinette Biden Jr is sworn in as the 46th President of the United States, his ascension to the n…

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After disappointing results in Congress, a civil war is building among Democrats

After disappointing results in Congress, a civil war is building among Democrats

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If Trump loses the election, this will be why - according to people who know him

If Trump loses the election, this will be why - according to people who know him

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Why Trump was so successful in 2016 - and why his campaign fell to pieces this year

Why Trump was so successful in 2016 - and why his campaign fell to pieces this year

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Polling experts say Republicans could lose Texas

Polling experts say Republicans could lose Texas

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Trump passes executive order that could destroy a future Biden administration

Trump passes executive order that could destroy a future Biden administration

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Insiders fear Trump will play dirty over conspiracy theories just like with Obama. Here’s how Biden fights it

By Andrew Feinberg
uk.news.yahoo.com — Donald Trump has refused to drop his baseless accusations over voter fraud (Getty)When Joseph Robinette Biden Jr is sworn in as the 46th President of the United States, his ascension to the nation’s highest office will take place under circumstances that bear striking similarities to those that confronted Barack Obama in 2009.
Nov 13, 2020 Open in Who Shared Wrong byline?

Insiders fear Trump will play dirty over conspiracy theories just like with Obama. Here’s how Biden fights it

By Andrew Feinberg
msn.com — © Provided by The Independent When Joseph Robinette Biden Jr is sworn in as the 46th President of the United States, his ascension to the nation’s highest office will take place under circumstances that bear striking similarities to those that confronted Barack Obama in 2009.
Nov 13, 2020 Open in Who Shared Wrong byline?

Insiders fear Trump will play dirty over conspiracy theories just like with Obama. Here’s how Biden fights it

By Andrew Feinberg
independent.co.uk — When Joseph Robinette Biden Jr is sworn in as the 46th President of the United States, his ascension to the nation’s highest office will take place under circumstances that bear striking similarities to those that confronted Barack Obama in 2009. Like Obama, Biden will take office as the focus of Republican investigations meant to discredit his administration and as the subject of conspiracy theories spread by Donald Trump for the purpose of casting doubt on his legitimacy.
Nov 13, 2020 Open in Who Shared Wrong byline?
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Nov 17, 2020
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RT @TVietor08: GOP billionaires prop up right-wing rags like The Federalist, Breitbart and Real Clear Politics. They aren't real b… https://t.co/lP0VBQmyDt
Nov 17, 2020
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Thread 👇🏻👇🏻
Nov 17, 2020
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RT @mmasnick: The thing that @LindseyGrahamSC is misleading everyone about right now is that it's not #Section230 he's mad at, it… https://t.co/0Cmr0gJkOh
Nov 17, 2020
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Omg
Nov 17, 2020
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@LEBassett I needed this. Thank you.
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Interview

What was your first job as a journalist?

My first "real" job in journalism was at Communications Daily, who found me when I was just a random tech blogger.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yup. My parents had an IBM Selectric when I was growing up. It was great. I miss typewriters...I feel like I was born 40 years too late

How is social media changing news?

Its hurting the craft of journalism. When everything is "NOW NOW NOW" people feel like taking time to get it right is impossible.
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