Jackie Calmes

Eduardo- Biography

Jackie Calmes is an American journalist and the editor of the Los Angeles Times’ Washington Bureau. She is well-known as the Los Angeles Times’ Washington opinion columnist, specializing in national politics, federal policy, and debates. She is well-known for her strong opinions and knowledge.

What is the Net Worth of Eduardo? Salary, Earnings

Jackie Calmes has spent decades working as a reporter and journalist for major publications and media outlets. She has amassed considerable money, and her net worth is believed to be approximately $1.5 million as of 2022.

Eduardo- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Education

Jackie Calmes was born in Toledo, Ohio, but has not revealed her exact birth date. She’s thought to have been born in the 1970s. She has also kept her parents, relatives, and pasts private.

Jackie graduated from Toledo Central’s Catholic High School in Ohio and went on to earn a journalism degree at the University of Toledo. She also attended Northwestern University for a master’s degree in journalism.

Quick Facts

Eduardo- Relationship, Married Life

Jackie Calmes is married to a man whose identity has not been revealed. She hasn’t divulged much about her personal life and prefers to keep it secret. She has two daughters, Cathy and Sarah, and lives in Washington with her family.

Eduardo- Professional Career

Jackie began her career as a journalist in Texas, where she worked as a reporter for Harte Hanks newspaper’s capital bureau. She also worked for the Dallas Morning News’ Austin Bureau. She moved to Washington in 1984 and began working for Congressional Quarterly. Jackie began working for The Wall Street Journal in 1990 as a white house, congress, or politics correspondent. She rose to the position of Editor of the Politics and Policy page, as well as having the “Washington wire” column. Jackie worked there for over two decades before joining The New York Times in 2008.

She has appeared as a panelist and guest on a variety of channels, including PBS Washington Week, CBS Face the Nation, CNN, MSNBC, and others. She began working for the newspaper as a White House correspondent. Calmes worked at the newspaper for eight years before leaving in 2016. She joined the Los Angeles Times in 2017, where she began writing as a Washington opinion columnist in the Op-ed section. She writes about national policy and politics, and she explores the ramifications of various actions, as well as how past actions affect the country’s future.

Jackie has been with the newspaper for four and a half years and is also the Editor of the newspaper’s Washington Bureau. She recently released an opinion piece in which she discussed how Biden failed to manage the situation in Kabul, resulting in the withdrawal of US forces, and how this might affect future election voting in 2022. Her words reached a large number of people, sparking a significant debate about the situation in Kabul and how the United States should have handled it better. She is also an author, and her book “Dissent: the radicalization of the Republican Party and its acquisition of the Court” will be released in June 2021.

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Trivia

• In the winter of 2017, she was a resident fellow at the University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics, where she participated in talks about new economic policies and their implications.
• Michi Kakutani, a colleague, is her favorite author.
• She has covered various significant administrations, including those of George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama, as well as Trump and Biden.
• She received the Gerald R Ford Journalism Prize in 2005 for her coverage of George W. Bush’s re-election campaign in 2004.