And the Cubicle Belongs to..

Yesterday we brought you this old school cubicle and asked you to guess who it belonged to. While most of you guessed correctly — yes, it’s Human Events Political Editor John Gizzi — we had a few guesses for U.S. News & World Report‘s Paul Bedard. Gizzi has daily access to the White House as a correspondent. He got his start at Human Events in 1979 after graduating from Fairfield University in Connecticut and working for the Travis County, Texas Tax Assessor. He’s a recipient of the William A. Rusher Award for Journalistic Excellence and in 2002 was named Journalist of the Year by the Conservative Political Action Conference.

Here we offer you a second view of Gizzi’s daytime digs that are located near Union Station on Massachusetts Avenue. No need to reveal the exact address.

Want to play our cubicle game? Take a picture of your cubicle, or better yet, your neighbor’s when he or she is out at an important interview. If you want to set up props, all the better. We’ll never tell. Send to FishbowlDC@mediabistro.com or to FishbowlBetsy@gmail.com.

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