National
Journal
and CBS News Announce Partner Team for 2012 Presidential
Coverage
WASHINGTON, D.C., August 9, 2011 --
National
Journal and CBS News have named the members of their new
joint political team dedicated to multi-platform coverage of the
2012 presidential election.
The team, led by
Caroline Horn of CBS News and
Kathy
Kiely of
National Journal, will report for CBS News,
cbsnews.com, and NationalJournal.com, providing coverage from the field
with online dispatches, video, and social media updates. Reports
will appear on both organizations’ websites.
"This group of journalists is exactly the kind of extraordinary
team we imagined our partnership with CBS News could produce," said
Ron
Fournier, editor-in-chief of
National Journal.
"Under the experienced leadership of Caroline and Kathy, this team will
give the
National Journal and CBS News audiences a front-row
seat to the critical 2012 campaign."
"The CBS News/
National Journal partnership for 2012 election
is off to a tremendous start with the selection of these six very
talented political reporters," said
Christopher Isham,
Vice
President and Washington Bureau Chief, CBS News. "We are also very
excited to be working closely with Ron Fournier and the outstanding
editorial team at
NJ as this political season moves into high
gear."
The CBS News/
National Journal Campaign 2012 Team is:
Caroline Horn, Senior Producer for Politics, CBS News
(Twitter: @CNHorn)
Caroline Horn was named CBS News’ Senior Producer for Politics in July
2011. Prior to that, she coordinated political coverage for the
"CBS Evening News." Horn joined CBS News in October 2010 from
Bloomberg Television where she was a field producer. Previously, she
served as deputy senior producer for politics at The NewsHour with Jim
Lehrer during the 2008 campaign season.
Kathy Kiely, Managing Editor for Politics,
National
Journal (Twitter: @kathykiely)
Kathy Kiely has been Managing Editor of Politics for
National
Journal since 2010. Prior to joining
NJ, she
covered Congress and national politics for 12 years at USA
Today. Kiely has also covered the White House and Washington for
the
New York Daily News, the
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,
the
Houston Post, and the
Pittsburgh Press.
She has covered every presidential election since 1980.
Lindsey Boerma (Twitter: @Lindsey_CBSNJ)
Lindsey Boerma is a staff reporter for
National Journal,
where she has been covering the 2012 presidential race. Prior to
joining
National Journal, Boerma was a reporter at the
Lincoln
(Ill.)
Daily News. A graduate of Pepperdine University, she
served as editor-in-chief of the
Graphic, politics reporter
for TV 32 and campaign watch columnist during the 2008 presidential
election.
Sarah Boxer (Twitter: @SarahB_CBSNJ)
Sarah Boxer is an associate producer for CBS News’ "The Early Show,"
where she covers politics, economics and breaking news. She also
field-produced during CBS News’ coverage of the 2008 presidential
election, the Madoff trial, the 2010 BP oil spill, the assassination
attempt on Representative Gabrielle Giffords, the Royal Wedding, as
well as the final NASA space shuttle launches. Before becoming a member
of the CBS News team, Sarah worked for CNN's New York Assignment Desk,
which she joined after attending Cornell University.
Rodney Hawkins (Twitter: @Rodney_CBSNJ)
Rodney Hawkins is a broadcast associate for CBS Weekend News, as well
as closed captioning coordinator. A graduate of Howard University,
Hawkins joined CBS News full-time after completing several long-term
internships at CBS News in both the CBS Weekend News and "CBS Evening
News" departments.
Sarah Huisenga (Twitter: @SarahH_CBSNJ)
Sarah Huisenga has served as a Producer and field producer for CBS
News' "48 Hours Mystery" since 2008. Prior to joining CBS News, she was
a documentary producer at Chicago-based Towers Productions. A native
Iowan, Huisenga is a graduate of the University of Iowa.
Rebecca Kaplan (Twitter: @Rebecca_CBSNJ)
Rebecca Kaplan is a staff reporter for
National Journal, where
she has been covering the White House. Before joining
National
Journal, Kaplan interned at
USA Today,
Time,
and
Slate. She graduated from the University of
Pennsylvania with a BA in political communication and diplomatic
history.
Naureen Khan (Twitter: @Naureen_CBSNJ)
Naureen Khan is a staff reporter for
National Journal, where
she covers politics and policy. She has previously worked as
a general assignment reporter for the
Raleigh News & Observer
and the
Austin American-Statesman. Khan graduated from Duke
University, and served in various leadership capacities for
The
Chronicle, including covering the 2008 elections in North Carolina.
Follow @CBSNJ2012 for breaking news and updates from the CBS News/
National
Journal Campaign 2012 Team.
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Television Network), radio (CBS Radio News), the Internet (CBSNews.com)
and hand-held devices (CBS Mobile). CBS News' multiple
award-winning programs include 60 MINUTES, THE CBS EVENING NEWS WITH
SCOTT PELLEY, THE EARLY SHOW, 48 HOURS MYSTERY, FACE THE NATION and CBS
SUNDAY MORNING.
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