Ryan Koronowski is the director of special research projects for the Digital Advocacy team at American Progress. He grew up on the north shore of Massachusetts and graduated from Vassar College with dual degrees in psychology and political science, focusing on foreign policy and social persuasion. He earned his M.S. in energy policy and climate at Johns Hopkins University. Previously, he was the research director and rapid response manager at the Climate Reality Project. He has worked on Senate and presidential campaigns, predominantly doing political research and rapid response.
What House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s Commitment to MAGA Extremism Will Mean for Americans
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s new policy vision for a potential GOP U.S. House of Representatives is light on details because the MAGA agenda is heavy on extreme policies.
Guns and Political Violence Play Central Role in MAGA Republican Campaign Ads
At least 104 MAGA Republican ads this cycle display and feature firearms or weapons, blowtorches, and even “Tommy” gun auctions, with many including threats against opponents on both the left and right.
For 100 Days, Congressional Republicans Have Undermined the Country and Demonstrated Their Unfitness To Govern
Republicans in Congress have spent the first 100 days of the Biden administration undermining America on the pandemic, the economy, and the fundamental tenets of democracy.
