Ben’s career is said to have begun as a teenager when he began writing a column for National Review Online (NRO) in addition to his personal blog. The NRO column recapped political talk shows on television and was so popular that a Washington Post reporter praised him.
Ben attended the College of William and Mary from 1999 to 2002. However, he did not complete his senior year because he was appointed to the George W. Bush administration, making him the administration’s youngest political appointee.
Ben later worked as a speechwriter for Tommy Thompson, the Secretary of Health and Human Services. He went on to work as a contributing editor for National Review Online. Two years later, he was a speechwriter for US Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) and an editor at Regnery Publishing, where he edited books by Michell Malkin, Ramesh Ponnuru, and Hugh Hewitt.
He was hired by the Washington Post in March 2006, but he resigned three days later due to plagiarism allegations. Domenech also wrote a number of columns during the 2008 and 2012 elections.
Domenech was also the managing editor of healthcare policy at The Heartland Institute, where he wrote several articles criticizing Obamacare and defending Republican alternatives. The Federalist was founded by Ben Domenech, Luke Sherman, and Sean Davis.
Federalist is not required to disclose their ownership or funding structure because it is owned by a private company. The Federalist is a website that is at the forefront of the Trumpification of the Republican Party.
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