About Sosa v. State

Sosa v. State is published by political strategist, analyst and former U.S. and international policy news editor Chris Sosa.

Chris founded a political consulting firm and previously served as an aide in the Democratic conference of the New York State legislature, where he wrote speeches and directed communications for senators.

Prior to his work in government and politics, Chris was a journalist in both traditional news and advocacy spaces.

His byline has appeared in national and local publications, where he’s discussed U.S. politics, foreign policy, animal rights, religious nationalism and contemporary sociocultural movements.

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What is this publication?

Sosa v. State provides original editorial analysis, curates top political journalism, interviews leading voices and more! You’ll get access to content you won’t see anywhere else as we make sense of a chaotic world and hold power to account.

Thanks for reading Sosa v. State! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.

It’s going to be a bit messy at the start, and I appreciate your patience.

What is this not?

Straight news reporting. The publisher is a political strategist on the Left with a background in analysis. You’re getting editorial perspective and original content with a focus on the Left. Expect trustworthy content, and hold this publication accountable to that standard. But also expect a strong editorial perspective.

What is the Sosa v. State editorial perspective?

Expect a Left-libertarian approach to content with interviews that include voices from across the political spectrum. Some may surprise you.

Why is it called Sosa v. State?

Because New York’s favorite editor-in-chief Jeff Coltin says that “fits” my “vibe.” (Hat tip to Billy Freeland for iterating with me at the start.)

How can I contact Chris Sosa?

Email chris@sosavstate.com or connect on X @ChrisSosa.

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