D.C. Vock
Dan VockPeople, policy and politics through the eyes of a Washington reporter with deep ties to Illinois.
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The futile search for a new Rubicon
Welcome to the D.C. Vock newsletter, a mix of news and analysis from a very versatile Washington-based reporter. Please share this with friends and social media if you find it compelling, and subscribe if you haven’t already. And if you’re ...
A crisis in legitimacy
My plan was to share a Chicago Tribune story I wrote for Sunday with you earlier this week. But technical difficulties (it seems Diet Coke doesn’t mix well with Apple products) set me back a few days, which has only provided us with many mo...
A rocky hearing and an SNL spoof
It’s hard to take in everything that’s been happening in the last few weeks in my home state of Illinois, in Washington, D.C., where I live and in the world generally. I’ll (hopefully) have some insights to share on those situations a littl...
Hostile government takeover: D.C. edition
As I write this, masked ICE agents apparently are prowling my neighborhood a few blocks away. Never in my 20 years living in Washington, D.C., have I seen or heard of ICE raids anywhere in this city, much less in the leafy residential neigh...
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Public policy reporter at large, with a special interest in state and local governments. Been in the game since Obama was a no-name Illinois state senator. Looking for work, either freelance or full-time, but trying to enjoy the ride.
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