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Ronald Brownstein is a well-known journalist and political director of Atlantic Media Company. He was born on April 6, 1958 in New York City. He completed his graduation with the honors from "State University of New York", which is located at Binghamton. He completed his English Literature degree in 1979. Brownstein is also the recipient of numerous journalism awards, which also includes the "Excellence in Media award" from National Council on Public Polls in the year 2005, and the best "journalist of the year award" from Los Angeles Press Club in the year 2005. American Political Science Association has also presented him Carey McWilliams award in 2007, which is also highest award for journalistic achievement.
Ronald Brownstein writes a political weekly column on Los Angeles Times and National Journal, as well as some articles in The Atlantic and National Journal. From the year 1990 through 2007, Brownstein served as a national political correspondent as well as a columnist for Los Angeles Times. In the year 1998, he has also served as a chief political correspondent as well as a columnist for the U.S. News and World Report for seven months.
Brownstein has been also named as a finalist for Pulitzer Prize for his coverage in Los Angeles Times. The Pulitzer Board, named him as a finalist in the year 2005. He has also frequently appeared on Meet the Press as well as in This Week, a show that was hosted by George Stephanopolous. He has also previously appeared on "Face the Nation, The Newshour" with Jim Lehrer. Brownstein has been a guest on the Charlie Rose, where he also served as an alternate host, Nightline, which is the three morning programs, CNBC, MSNBC as well as in C-SPAN. From the year 1998 to 2005, he also served for CNN as an on-air political forecaster.
Ronald Brownstein has also edited six well-known books, which includes "The Power and The Glitter: The Hollywood-Washington Connection" that was published by Pantheon Books in January 1991 and "Storming the Gates: Protest Politics and the Republican Revival" in 1996, which was also co-authored by Dan Balz. "Reagan's Ruling Class: Portraits of the President's Too 100 Officials", which was his previous book co-authored by Nina Easton, was listed under the best-seller of Washington Post for five weeks during 1982. In the year 1980, he was a co-author and editor of Selecting a President. He was also the co-author and editor of "Who's Poisoning America", which was a book published by Sierra Club Books in 1981. Brownstein's sixth book, "The Second Civil War" which will give you more information about effects of Extreme Partisanship, was published in November 2007 by Penguin publishers and was named as one of the 'ten books to curl up with' for 2007 by New York Times.
During the presidential campaign in 2004, Columbia Journalism Review, which is the most esteemed journalism magazine of America, ranked Ronald first. Brownstein was also named as 'best and most influential' journalists of Washington in the year 2001.
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