Croatian I think—actually from Montreal
>>Kuhner was born in Montreal, Canada to Croatian immigrant parents. 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.[2]
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.
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Wed. column ping
Keeping up with Granny ain’t easy ...
By Howie Carr | Wednesday, August 1, 2012 | http://www.bostonherald.com | Columnists
How does Granny Warren do it? I mean, do you know how much time it must take, saving capitalism and simultaneously providing the “intellectual foundations” of Occupy Wall Street, which wanted to destroy capitalism?
Talk about keeping balls in the air. She’s both an Indian and “Okie to her toes.”
She makes hundreds of thousands of dollars a year for doing practically nothing at filthy-rich Harvard University, which has an endowment of $32 billion and she wishes that we could run our society as efficiently as dirt-poor China.
“China invests 9 percent of its GDP in infrastructure?” she says in her latest campaign ad. “America? We’re at just 2.4 percent. We can do better.”
No word yet on how she feels about other Chinese innovations, like mandating one baby per woman, or abortions of female fetuses, or the policy of charging the families of executed criminals for the bullets that killed them, or the opening of one coal-fired power plant a week, or is it a day ...
She steals recipes from The New York Times [NYT] and Better Homes and Gardens.
She travels from the beaches of Cape Cod to the ocean-swept shores of western Massachusetts, which no one knew existed until she began talking about the advantages that its coastline provides to the 413 area code.
In spite of her incredible accomplishments, Lieawatha has also found time to tend to her personal life this year. She’s married, you know, to Bruce Mann, another brilliant Harvard Law professor.
Here he is on Father’s Day, relaxing with what Scott Brown supporters call a “brew.”
Only one problem: Professor Mann apparently can’t figure out how to get the bottle cap off the longneck bottle. Let’s hope the butler came by with, what do the little people call it, a “church key.”
Look at the other picture. The fake Indian poses with the very ethical congressman who had no idea that his wife was moving $7 million in gangster gelt through her bank accounts, not to mention buying a $500,000 helicopter for her mobbed-up brothers.
Wait, there’s more. If you’d like to see a Fourth of July photo of Granny Warren with Rep. Tony Henriquez (D-Dorchester), who pleaded not guilty to kidnapping and assaulting his girlfriend, go to howiecarr.us.
Now Granny is ready for her close-up in Charlotte. She’s speaking at the Democratic convention, on the same night the NFL kicks off its new season with a game between the Giants and Dallas.
So on TV it will be a ratings battle between the Cowboys and the (fake) Indian.
We all know how that movie always turns out.
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