
CJ Ciaramella is currently a reporter for The Washington Free Beacon. He has written for Salon, The Awl, The Daily Caller, the San Diego Union-Tribune, and The Weekly Standard, among others. In his spare time, CJ enjoys listening to baseball on the radio, low-hanging fruit and brinkmanship.
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