Kathy Kiely
Kathy Kiely, a Washington, DC-based journalist and teacher, has reported and edited national politics for a number of news organizations, including USA TODAY, National Journal, The New York Daily News and The Houston Post. She been involved in the coverage of every presidential campaign since 1980. Follow her on Twitter: @kathykiely.
ALL POSTS BY Kathy Kiely
April 27, 2016A once-proud steel town kicks off our election-year series about life and politics in post-industrial America.
April 22, 2016More than 90 lawmakers demand congressional action on voting rights and campaign finance bills. But without GOP support, they'll need 218 signatures.
April 19, 2016In the face of congressional inaction, protest leaders urge a focus on state and local battles.
April 18, 2016On an April Sunday, more than 200 organizations united in Washington to fight for voting rights and campaign finance reform.
April 15, 2016Republicans talk about their decision to join the Democracy Spring protests in Washington this week.
April 14, 2016A retired schoolteacher who bested the corporate bigs offers a lesson on how to turn anger into change.
April 13, 2016NAACP President Cornell William Brooks discusses the connection between voting rights and campaign finance reform.
April 12, 2016As demonstrators continue weeklong protest on Capitol Hill, an expert talks about the toll Citizens United is taking.
April 6, 2016Stephen Colbert's campaign finance lawyer thinks Trump, Clinton and Sanders should join forces on getting money out of politics. He's not kidding.
March 22, 2016He says Democrats are paying too much attention to Ivy Leaguers and not enough to the working class.
