Welcome

Don Fulsom has been a White House correspondent during the Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Reagan and Clinton presidencies.  He was a UPI bureau chief for seven years. In recent years, he has been interviewed about political events on CNN, C-SPAN, USA TODAY.COM, Voice of America, Fox News Channel and the BBC.

In 1994, he authored THE BILLARY QUIZ, a news/humor paperback profiling Our Former First Couple.  Fulsom has written articles for ESQUIRE, THE WASHINGTON POST, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, LOS ANGELES and other publications.  He wrote a monthly news/humor column for five years for REGARDIE’S, a former Washington business/political magazine.

In 1991, Fulsom produced, wrote and narrated a number of TV projects—including “The Haunted Houses of Washington,” a half-hour documentary-style program mixing U.S. history with ghost stories.  The program was run twice by WETA, the PBS station in Washington.

Fulsom is a 1960 graduate of Syracuse University—where he majored in history and was active in student government and campus politics. During his Syracuse years, Fulsom was a newscaster, news reporter and disc jockey at local radio stations.