David Corn’s reporting on Mitt Romney’s infamous “47 percent” comments has received another journalism prize. Mother Jones took home a National Magazine Award on Thursday in the video category.
In a written statement, Mother Jones co-editor Clara Jeffery said: “To be recognized by the American Society of Magazine Editors in this way is an incredible honor.”
The 2012 campaign-defining scoop won Corn a George Polk award in February.
Read Corn’s story and see the video here.
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