staff writer @theatlantic | previously @jewishinsider | twin, Florida woman, outdoors person | signal: gsdeutch.18
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Gabby Deutch retweeted
Sharp dispatch from @GSDeutch on Ohio Democrats who seem keenly aware of their party's toxic brand
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For my first story (!) as a reporter at @TheAtlantic, I traveled to Ohio to figure out if Democrats might finally win this year.
The answer: Maybe—as long they don't talk about the Democratic Party.
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Gabby Deutch retweeted
Republicans are losing ground in Ohio for the first time in years, @gsdeutch reports. The key to the Democratic strategy? Don’t mention their party at all. theatlantic.com/politics/202…
Gabby Deutch retweeted
Younger Republicans have become much more negative toward the Israeli people in recent years, driving large age differences within the GOP.
Republicans 50 and older are much more likely to have a positive view of the Israeli people than Republicans under 35 (79% vs. 43%).
ALT Chart showing large age differences, especially within the GOP, on views of Israel
Fresh @maddiecarlisle2 just dropped, clicking immediately
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"The 2026 midterms will mark the first federal election in which tens of millions of voters are getting some of their political information from generative-AI tools."
Chatbots are adding a new layer of chaos ahead of the midterms, putting voters at risk of being misguided by AI, @WillOremus reports. theatlantic.com/technology/2…
Worth noting that AIPAC will still apparently be directing members to donate ~individually~ to congressional candidates, but the donations will no longer be tagged with the word "AIPAC" in FEC data
Five years after AIPAC made the consequential — and controversial — decision to endorse congressional candidates, the group said it will no longer do so
Very notable news on Israel politics from my former colleague @marcrod97
jewishinsider.com/2026/10/ai…
Five years after AIPAC made the consequential — and controversial — decision to endorse congressional candidates, the group said it will no longer do so
Very notable news on Israel politics from my former colleague @marcrod97
jewishinsider.com/2026/10/ai…
Gabby Deutch retweeted
"In multiple rallies, Trump has gone on and on about the relative hotness of male politicians, soldiers, and even protesters. As a result, people on the internet have diagnosed him with a novel medical condition: gay dementia." From @helenlewis:
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Gabby Deutch retweeted
NEW: The big tech midterm realignment could have huge implications in 2028. Trump has made his party the defenders of Silicon Valley execs. Democrats see a populist windfall. The proof is in the ad spending data. theatlantic.com/politics/202…
an incredible aside in @russellberman's dispatch from Maine on Susan Collins
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I too judge a city's success by the prominence of its downtown Nordstrom Rack
Nordstrom Rack will open next year at 2 Stockton Street, near Union Square! Three years ago, companies were leaving San Francisco. Today, they want to be here, and Nordstrom Rack’s decision to return to the heart of our city is another sign of the growing confidence in San Francisco. The 50,000 square foot Nordstrom Rack is just the latest example of retail coming back downtown.
We're making our streets safer and cleaner, bringing people back downtown, cutting red tape, and creating the conditions for businesses to succeed. I'm thrilled that Nordstrom is choosing to invest in San Francisco again, and look forward to welcoming Nordstrom Rack as we continue building on our city's momentum.
New weekend project: mini-golfing at East Potomac Park, "the cutest target of Trump's D.C. makeover" theatlantic.com/culture/2026…
Gabby Deutch retweeted
A Texas father of four enlisted in the Army in hopes of getting his wife legal-immigration status. When she arrived at a military base to pick up her ID card, ICE was waiting, @NickMiroff and @nancyayoussef report. theatlantic.com/politics/202…
The breadth of this reporting is astounding:
"...interviews with more than 40 [!!] current and former administration officials, FBI employees, and members of Congress and their staffers, as well as others close to the White House"
Read @S_Fitzpatrick:
Agents across the country have been seeking counsel in recent weeks about how to respond to FBI directives related to the election, according to 6 current and former FBI and DOJ supervisors and outside defense attorneys who told me they have received calls. @TheAtlantic theatlantic.com/politics/202…
"Listening feels like getting beaten with a candy cane."
Sadly Taylor Swift isn't part of my remit in my new job @TheAtlantic, but luckily my new colleague @skornhaber wrote the pitch-perfect analysis of her new songs
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Gabby Deutch retweeted
A president who demanded loyalty is no longer getting it.
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With @maddiecarlisle2
Hello! Today is my first day as a staff writer covering politics & campaigns at @TheAtlantic.
Get in touch, send ideas, say hi, etc
So, so thrilled to be joining The Atlantic next month as a staff writer covering politics!
We’re announcing four journalists joining The Atlantic’s staff: @ibogost and @GSDeutch as staff writers, and @nicksummers and @TalyaZax as senior editors. More info here: theatlantic.com/press-releas…
