Emily Jashinsky
The Federalist
Washington, DC, United States
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Recent articles by Emily:
Hamilton 68 Saga Illustrates Scope Of America’s Institutional Rot
Thanks to Taibbi’s recent contribution to 'The Twitter Files,' we know the full extent of institutional corruption wrapped up in Hamilton 68. → Read More
Emails: Twitter Misled Public On ‘Hamilton 68’ Russia Hoax
Hamilton 68 concocted junk science and concealed parts of their methodology to bolster a narrative against their political opponents. → Read More
In McCarthy Negotiations, GOP Landed On ‘Most Significant Win'
The real story of McCarthy’s winding road to the speakership is bigger than he is, bigger than the GOP, and bigger than the 118th Congress. → Read More
Is HBO's 'White Lotus' A Reactionary Masterpiece?
Writer and creator Mike White deploys his ample resources to do something very simple: tell a great story that honors beauty and nature. → Read More
Trump Won’t Be Defeated By Media, Conservative Or Otherwise
It’s not our job as political professionals to coronate leaders from the top down, and if we didn’t learn that in 2016, we never will. → Read More
How McCarthy Rebuilt Trust As Pelosi Went Scorched Earth
Pelosi's band of Democrats burned down the House. But Kevin McCarthy is standing in the rubble, and he's making plans to rebuild. → Read More
Loretta Lynn Was The Best Of Us
Loretta Lynn represented the best of country music and the best of the country itself. → Read More
Health, Tech, And Addiction: Glaring Omissions From GOP Politics
There is almost no discussion in our politics of these subjects and yet they make the average American’s daily life less fulfilling. → Read More
GOP’s Unifying Midterm Strategy? Green Agenda As Culture War
Amid the GOP's struggle to bridge pre-Trump establishment politics with post-Trump populism, Democrats' class warfare makes that task easier. → Read More
Missouri Mom's Memoir Adds Working-Class POV To Trump-Era GOP
Thompson Rehder's perspectives on institutions, addiction, media, Trump, and classism are underrepresented in our national discourse. → Read More
TikTok's 'Elections Center' Is A Massive Threat To National Security
TikTok just unveiled an 'Elections Center' that will put detailed voter profiles in the hands of a company based in Beijing. → Read More
It's Time To Treat Social Media As A Public Health Emergency
Jashinsky and Harris discuss everything from TikTok and national security to the psychology of social networks and their incentives. → Read More
If You’re Frightened Of Post-Roe, Consider How Liberating Dobbs Is
Everything from biology to psychology to common sense indicates that most women are not made to have sex without commitment. → Read More
6 Times A Stronger Civil Society Might Have Prevented Tragedy In Uvalde
Many people knew from different information the failing high school senior in Uvalde was clearly volatile and arming himself. → Read More
How To Decode The Sudden Boom Of Start-Up Failures On TV
What’s with the rapid influx of dramatized series on collapsing start-ups? In the last couple of months, prestige series have exploded on it. → Read More
EXCLUSIVE: GOP Senators Slam Schumer For 'Slandering’ Justices
Blackburn, Lee, and Cruz asked Schumer to condemn threats against justices and 'respect' the court's independence. → Read More
Will Dobbs Splinter The GOP's 'Barstool Conservative' Coalition?
In a country where abortion hadn't helped shift sexual dynamics, Dave Portnoy wouldn't find so many women willing to throw themselves at him. → Read More
As Roe Hangs, An Ugly Class Blindspot Distorts Abortion Discourse
When the political class carries on as though support for Roe translates into broad public support for abortion, their blindspot is showing. → Read More
The Media’s Tinx Takedown Relied On Shoddy And Dishonest Excuses
What actually seems to have happened is that a lot of center-left women discovered someone they really like holds views they don’t like. → Read More
Twitter Is Bad But Elon Musk Can Use It To Clean Up Silicon Valley
The world would be better off without Twitter, but if we have to have it, Musk just might be able to minimize the damage. → Read More