Jeffrey T. Kuhner
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| Jeffrey T Kuhner | |
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| Born | Jeffrey T Kuhner 1 September 1969 Montreal, Canada |
| Residence | Washington DC, US |
| Nationality | Canadian |
| Occupation | Radio talk show host Commentator Journalist |
| Employer | The Washington Times, Freedom WTNT, The Edmund Burke Institute for American Renewal |
| Spouse | Grace Vuoto |
Jeffrey T Kuhner is a radio host, commentator, and was an editor of Insight on the News. He is a regular contributor to the commentary pages of The Washington Times, where he writes a weekly column, and has written for Human Events, National Review Online and Investor's Business Daily.[1] He is also the president of the Edmund Burke Institute for American Renewal, a Washington D.C. think tank devoted to integrating minorities into the conservative movement. The Institute produces a monthly magazine, Reflections, to which he regularly contributes. He is also a radio personality, appearing often as a guest or fill-in host of the Savage Nation and the Jerry Doyle Show.
[edit] Life and career
Kuhner was born in Montreal, Canada. After teaching US history from 1998 to 2000 at McGill University in Montreal, Kuhner worked from 2000 through 2003 as an assistant national editor at the Washington Times. After leaving the Washington Times, he worked for the Republican policy group the Ripon Society as communications director and editor of the Ripon Forum. He was the editor of the US Internet news magazine Insight on the News from October 2005 until its closing in May 2008.
From January 2008 to November 2009 he was media editor for the Washington Times. As media editor he helped with the partnership between the Washington Times and Talk Radio Network. The partnership resulted in the nationally syndicated radio show "America's Morning News". Kuhner began his weekly column at The Washington Times in June 2008.
[edit] Radio career
In November 2009, Kuhner became the host of "The Kühner Show", a talk radio show on 570 WTNT which broadcast in the Washington DC metro area. As of September 2010, WTNT was purchased and converted to a sports talk channel and is now known as Sportstalk 570, which is owned by ESPN. The Kuhner Show was canceled along with all of the other previously scheduled programming. Kuhner has announced on his website that he is making plans to start a new show in the future and at the present is fill-in host of the Savage Nation. [2]
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