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When I first left for the U.S. almost a decade ago, people generally thought I was leaving for a better place. Now when I tell them America is where I call home, I get quite a few concerned glasses. I decided to report out that change in perception:
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Smart stuff from @ck_525 politico.com/news/magazine/2…
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“If you’re defending the system, then you’re showing your age. If you’re taking on the system, then you’re showing your ideology,” @celindalake tells @ck_525. politico.com/news/magazine/2…
Alternative title: “What We Talk About When We Talk About Age”
My latest for @POLITICOMag
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Read @ck_525 on DANIELLE SMITH, ALBERTA the big secession vote looming this fall in Western Canada
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Back from vacation and a little late to announce some ~professional news~ I'm a staff writer for POLITICO Magazine now, with a focus on culture and Korea 🇰🇷
Always down to chat! Ping me at [email protected]
To kick off this new role, I wrote about South Korea's ambitions to become a top weapons exporter:
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The newly relaunched @POLITICOMag is just so, so good – smart, absorbing, completely authoritative reporting on power across all of POLITICO's geographies
Congratulations to @tcberenson @sissenberg and the whole great team inventing the magazine's future
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🚨 AMAZING JOB ALERT 🚨 Politico Magazine is hiring a senior staff writer! Looking for someone who can write epic profiles, engaging narratives, deep dive investigations, and loves reporting on all things politics! politico.wd108.myworkdayjobs…
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.@ck_525 hit the streets with the MAGA youth of South Korea: politico.com/news/magazine/2…
I need to know if the author knew he was quoting Evangelion in that last line
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FOLKS…
The texts, emails and calls come regularly. At least once a week. Sometimes more.
“Jmart, I’m going to [fill-in-the-blank city], where should I eat?” friends, colleagues and sometimes folks I barely know at all will ask. Often, the question in reference is about New Orleans, America’s greatest city and the town my wife, Betsy, and I call home.
But just as frequently, it’s about somewhere else, where there’s a conference or wedding or news event. I’ve yet to meet the person who doesn’t want to find a good meal on the road.
Which is why this week I’m starting “On the Road with Jonathan Martin.”
After over 20 years of covering politics and visiting all 50 states along the way, I’ve eaten a lot of meals with politicians and those around them. Now I want to take you with me, have you watch and listen as I sit down and (quite literally) break bread at local joints with Democrats and Republicans alike.
My vision: Anthony Bourdain meets “Lunch with the FT” meets the Almanac of American Politics.
We’ll talk food, politics and place, delving into yesterday and tomorrow. It’s the great question at the heart of every political story, and it couldn’t be more relevant in America’s 250th year: How did we get here, and where are we going?
We begin at Wright’s BBQ in Little Rock, Arkansas, where I had the ribs (great rub), brisket and mac and cheese last week with Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders. More on that below. I’m headed to California next, where I’ll dip into some Dungeness crab with California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
📣 Introducing On the Road with @jmart.
Follow our political columnist as he talks politics, personal stories and more with political newsmakers around the U.S. — all over some of the best food their home states have to offer.
Watch the first episode: politi.co/4suHIrg
I enrolled in Debate University and sat through 89 videos (nearly six hours!) to learn how to become a debate bro: politico.com/news/magazine/2…
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President Lee's description of Seoul being a "pacemaker" in US-North Korea talks is "a really great way to frame how you get South Korea wedged into this relationship," Council Fellow Karl Friedhoff tells @Politico's @ck_525. brnw.ch/21wVdAC
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South Korea's President-elect Lee Jae-myung:
was a child laborer
lost the last election by less than 1%
survived a knife attack
led his party to a general election victory
live-streamed his rush to parliament during martial law
wins election with biggest vote share since 2012
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"The average Conservative supporter is not a little more likely to approve of Trump. They’re 25 times more likely."
Read @ck_525 on 🇨🇦 polls
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Lots of great stuff in this big group project on Congress:
👀👀 Rep. Himes: "“There’s no question that somewhere between six and a dozen of my colleagues are at a point where they’re … I think they don’t have the faculties to do their job.”
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Key factor last night was that most liberal politicians in South Korea cut their teeth as democracy activists in their youth and had an instinctive knowledge of what must be done in case of a coup.
영화 ‘서울의 봄’보다 더 긴박했던 지난밤 국회의장 동선을 재구성했다. 우원식 의장은 주저 없이 행동했고, 국회의장석 봉을 들어 비상계엄 해제 요구 결의안의 가결을 선포했고, 결국 민주주의를 지켜냈다.
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