Jesús Rodríguez is a political reporter for The Washington Post’s Style section, focusing on topics that center around the intriguing characters, movements and trends of today’s political climate. He has written on both politics and law for The Atlantic, The Nation, and Politico Magazine where he was a staff writer. Holding a Bachelor’s degree of Foreign Service in Political Science from Georgetown University and a law degree from the same prestigious university, Rodríguez is a native of Maracaibo, Venezuela.
Georgetown University is a renowned private research university, located in Washington, DC. Founded in 1789 and recognized among the most prestigious schools, it is home to many renowned political figures, including President Bill Clinton and Former Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton. A global capital of art, science and business, Georgetown University offers a variety of degree programs that may lead to a successful career in law or politics.
Rodríguez has devoted himself to staying informed about today’s political environment and has since become an acclaimed journalist. By enlightening and entertaining readers through his thought provoking articles, Rodríguez has successfully established himself as a name synonymous for providing fact-based stories that are not just visually captivating, but also intrinsically informative. He continues to provide reporters and analysts with unique perspective on the state of political affairs and is recognised for his expansive insight and dedicated commitment to educating readers on the complexities of politics.
