Sandra sobieraj westfall biography

Sandra Sobieraj Westfall was a six-year White House correspondent for The Associated Press whose tenure was book-ended by President Clinton’s impeachment scandal and the September 11 terrorist attacks when, in , she moved to People magazine.

Sandra Sobieraj Westfall was a six-year White House correspondent for The Associated Press whose tenure was book-ended by President Clinton's impeachment.

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Sandra Sobieraj Westfall is a former national political correspondent, digital writer and editor at large at PEOPLE.

After nine years at the AP, she became the Washington Bureau Chief and National Political Correspondent for Time, Inc./People Magazine in

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At People, she has specialized in competitive, high-profile exclusives with everyone from Presidents and First Ladies (she has interviewed Michelle and Barack Obama 17 times—a tally nearly met by the dozen-plus sit-downs with President and Mrs.

George W. Bush) to would-be presidents, and is a two-time winner of the White House Correspondents&#; Association award for excellence in presidential reporting under deadline pressure. Westfall, a former legislative aide and speechwriter to the late U.S.

Rep. Louise Slaughter, is married to Frank Westfall, a former Secret Service bomb technician and Navy EOD diver with whom she has a teenaged son, Jonathan, and two Shih-tzus named Scrabble and Dobby. A native of