Matt Bai Biography

Matt Bai is renowned for his intelligent insight and lucid analysis of contemporary American politics. Bai is the chief political correspondent for the New York Times Magazine where he covered both the 2004 and 2008 presidential campaigns and is now writing on the 2012 election. He also pens the Political Times column for the Times political blog the Caucus. Bai often explores issues of generational change in American politics and society. However he doesn't simply record political history -- Bai offers astute intellect and acumen on where it's headed and an unbiased worldview that appeals to independent thinkers. His seminal cover stories in the magazine include the 2008 cover essay Is Obama the End of Black Politics? and a 2004 profile of John Kerry titled Kerry's Undeclared War. More recently he wrote a definitive cover story on New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and a 10000-word cover piece titled Who Killed the Debt Deal? His work has twice been honored in The Best American Political Writing. Informative engaging candid and witty Bai provides audiences with unparalleled perspective and expertise on today's most complex political issues.

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