Sarah Isgur "knows how decisions in Washington get made" with senior level experience on Presidential campaigns and at the highest levels of the federal government

<p>Sarah Isgur, staff writer at <a href='https://thedispatch.com/people/5849329-sarah-isgur'>The Dispatch</a> and host of its flagship podcast as well as <a href='https://advisoryopinions.thedispatch.com/'>Advisory Opinions</a> with David French, has served on 3 presidential campaigns and in 3 branches of government. Sarah is a graduate of Harvard Law School where she was president of the Harvard Federalist Society and is a veteran of the U.S. Department of Justice. We cover a lot of ground in this energetic conversation from her youth in rural Texas and going on birding excursions around the world; the viability of a center-right non-Trumpian coalition; whether pro-insurrectionist votes by members of Congress will matter in 2022; how a principled, intelligent public servant was able to function in a Trump administration; and many other "buckets" of juicy behind-the-scenes tidbits about the real Washington, D.C.</p>