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Donald Lambro
American Journalist
A woldwide famous American-journalist of ALBANIAN descent
Donald J. Lambro: Very busy as a columnist for United Feature Syndicate; chief political correspondent, the Washington Times.
Personal: Born in Wellesley, Mass., July 14, 1940. Wife, Jacquelyn Mae; one son. Albanian Orthodox.
Education: B.S., Boston University, 1963
Donald Lambro is chief political correspondent for The Washington Times. His twice-weekly column, which he has written since 1980, appears in newspapers nationwide. One of the most frequently quoted political reporters in Washington, Lambro has interviewed most of the major political leaders of our time and has covered numerous presidential campaigns. He has written widely about the government, the economy and social issues, and won the 1995 Warren Brookes Award for Excellence in Journalism. Economic analyst and CNBC commentator Lawrence Kudlow has called Lambro "the best political economic reporter in Washington today." Lambro earned a national reputation for his investigations into federal spending programs. The author of five books on government and economics, Lambro wrote Land of Opportunity (Little Brown and Co.), an examination of economic growth and entrepreneurs in the 1980s. His FAT CITY: How Washington Wastes Your Taxes won national acclaim and the attention of President Reagan, who quoted from it during his 1980 presidential campaign and gave copies of the book to every member of his Cabinet....
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