Staff
Ethan Antonelli
Policy Analyst, Economy and Trade
When you've seen one financial crisis, you've seen one financial crisis.
- Kevin Warsh
Ethan Antonelli serves as a Policy Analyst for Economy and Trade. Originally from East Greenwich, Rhode Island, he holds bachelor's degrees in finance and economics from George Washington University. He previously clerked at BGR Group, where he focused on financial services clients, and interned on Capitol Hill for Chairman Jim Jordan of the House Judiciary Committee and Senator John Cornyn. In his free time, he enjoys playing tennis and padel, and spending time with friends and family.
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- Criminal Justice & Public Safety
- The Courts
- Government Weaponization
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- Energy
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- Budget, Spending, & Taxes
- Government De-Regulation
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- Asia
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- Faith & Religious Liberty
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