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Nina Easton was born on the 27th of October, 1958 as Nina Jane Easton. Easton grew up in California. She is famously known as an American author and journalist. Presently, she works at the Fortune Magazine where she is a columnist and a senior editor. At the Fortune Magazine she covers economic and political news. She is among the co-chair of the most powerful women summit that is of Fortune Magazine.
Easton is currently married Russell Schrieffer, a political strategist who was the senior advisor to the Mitt Romney’s 2012 presidential campaign. He is still her current husband, and they have one child together. In 2007, they were named one of the Washington "power couples" in the Washington Monthly. There have been rumors that this quite aged beauty has undergone a plastic surgery to boost he looks. All the same, it is a personal choice. Her net worth is estimated at 1 million dollars. Whatever people say, Nina Eason is a great gorgeous journalist who has earned a lot of awards for her exemplary work.
Education
Nina Easton attended The University of California in Berkeley where she graduated in Phi Beta Kappa (this is the oldest honor society in America, basically involving the study of for the liberal arts and sciences)
Career life
She began her career in Journalism in 1981. For a start, she was Ralph Nader’s writer. Later on, they both wrote a book together about the Reagan Ronald Administration. She was a staff reporter in 1984 for Legal Times based in Washington D.C. later on she wrote for the BusinessWeek and then for The American Banker. She went on to become the staff writer for the Los Angeles Times. Easton held that position for ten years, between 1988 and 1998. She wrote very well that she even got a National Award in 1994. The award was attributed to the Los Angeles Times as the finest magazine writing. Easton began working for the Boston Globe in 2003. At their Washington Bureau, she started as the deputy bureau chief. She worked incredibly well and in 2006, she joined the prominent Fortune Magazine. Easton is in a senior editorial position, covering economics and politics for the magazine. During her career, she has had the pleasure to interview many top executives in government such as Dick Cheney, the vice-president at that time (2007). In 2008, Easton got to interview, Barrack Obama, the current president of USA, who at that time was a Senator. She has also interviewed the powerful Hillary Clinton at a world leader’s summit - APEC, which was held in November 2011 in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Personal life
Nina was married to Ronald Brownstein, but they divorced with two children together. Easton is currently married Russell Schrieffer, a political strategist who was the senior advisor to the Mitt Romney’s 2012 presidential campaign. He is still her current husband, and they have one child together. In 2007, they were named one of the Washington "power couples" in the Washington Monthly. There have been rumors that this quite aged beauty has undergone a plastic surgery to boost he looks. All the same, it is a personal choice. Her net worth is estimated at 1 million dollars. Whatever people say, Nina Eason is a great gorgeous journalist who has earned a lot of awards for her exemplary work. Fans can follow her on twitter.
Coming back to her husband, he is a strategist for the Republican Party and has a Washington Political consulting firm called Stevens & Schriefer Group. This group has been beneficial to people such as Bob Dole and George W. Bush in 1996 and 2000 respectively.
Stuart Stevens started his career as a political in Mississippi. Stevens is widely known within the political circle and was part of Thad Cochran’s campaigns. He has helped many US Senators and governors to be elected more than any Republican Media Consultant. He wrote a book titled The Big Enchilada which had a compilation of all events that had to do with the George Bush campaign.
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He and Russell co-worked during the 2008 election of John McCain’s campaign but had altered their commitment to Mitt Romney in 2007. Abroad, Stevens have done some works. In 2005 and 2006, he made two candidates successful. During the 2005 election campaign, he worked for Sali Berish, a Prime Minister in Albania. During this campaign, he promised a total reduction of corruption. He had also worked with Joseph Kabila in the 2006 election campaign in DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo)
He has served as media consultant and strategist to dozens of Senators, Governors and Congressman. Prominent clients include Senator Mel Martinez, Governor Romney, Senator Chuck Grassley, President Bush, Senator Dick Lugar, Governor Haley Barbour, Senator Roger Wicker, Governor Tom Ridge, Senator Jon Kyl, Senator, Governor Bob Riley, Thad Cochran, Governor Bill Weld and Governor Paul Cellucci, and others.
Stevens was a media consultant and Strategist to 3 successful campaigns for senate. They include Roy Blunt in Missouri, Rob Portman in Ohio and Dan Coats in Indiana. Between 2011 and 2012, the campaign for Governor Romney’s Presidential ambition, he was the foremost strategist and came up the strategy that finally won the primary election.
Russell Schriefer was a graduate of Manhattan College and one time media adviser to former President Bush and was a program director for his party at the Republican Convention. His father is Henry Schriefer and Rosemary was his mother. He and Easton met at a White House Correspondents Dinner in 2003. According to details, during the event, they had a very long conversation. After this meeting, they met again. This time at a coffeehouse during a concert in Annapolis. They both have a daughter together. The name of the daughter is Elizabeth Rose.
Publications
Easton wrote a quite number of books. On one of such books, the preface was specially written by Nader and this had a profiled individuals that were very active during the presidency of Ronald Regan’s. The book also contains interviews of some of the most influential administrators.
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