Valentina Pasquali

Valentina Pasquali is a freelance journalist. Her writing and photography have appeared in Foreign Policy Magazine, The Washington Post, Global Post, National Public Radio, D-La Repubblica delle Donne, among others. Over the course of the past several years, she has reported from Haiti, Italy, the US, Turkey, Indonesia, Nepal, France and China, writing for both US- and Itay-based publications. She has been writing about American politics since the 2004 Presidential Elections.

Clinton and Trump: the frontrunners who still can’t unify their parties

Although they have been described as widely unpredictable and changeable, the 2016 US presidential primaries already seem set on their course only a month and a half since kicking off in Iowa. Yet, in one of this year’s many paradoxes,…

A clearer path in the 2016 presidential race

After running on parallel tracks for several weeks, the Democratic and Republican primaries diverged on Super Tuesday to go each in its own direction. While the Grand old party (Gop) accelerated toward a Donald Trump train wreck, the…

The Supreme Court and Bloomberg factors toward “Super Tuesday”

As if this race for the White House wasn’t erratic enough already, the unexpected death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia – a staunch conservative – on February 13th threw yet another wrench in the works. Suddenly, at stake in 2016 is…

Two primary rounds and still many hopefuls

With the first two election contests of 2016 now in the bag, the outcome of this rollercoaster of a race for the White House remains as hard to predict as ever. Those who were looking to the Iowa caucus and the New Hampshire primary for…

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Valentina Pasquali

Clinton and Trump: the frontrunners who still can’t unify their parties

A clearer path in the 2016 presidential race

The Supreme Court and Bloomberg factors toward “Super Tuesday”

Two primary rounds and still many hopefuls