Ron Brownstein Biography
Ron Brownstein is a political correspondent and journalist as of now working as a senior political analyst as well as Editorial Director for the CNN networks of the Atlantic Media. He has been an active supporter of different programs that involve magazines.
As Washington month-to-month magazine, Newsday, and realm creative. Brownstein has contributed to the writing of a few papers, Realm, Parade, and editing of Reader’s Digest additionally.
Ron Brownstein Age
Brownstein was born on 6 April 1958 in New York City, New York, United States. He is 63 years old as of 2021.
Ron Brownstein Height
Brownstein stands at a moderate height of 5 ft 7 inches/ 1.7 m tall.
Ron Brownstein Education
Brownstein attended the Univerity New York Binghamton and earned his bachelor’s degree in English in 1979. He was immediately hired as a senior staff writer by Ralph Nader after graduation.
Ron Brownstein Family
Brownstein was born in New York City, New York by his caring g parents David Brownstein and Shirley Ron.
Ron Brownstein Wife
Brownstein is cheerful married to his loving and handsome husband Nina Easton. Ron and Nina are proud parents of two amazing children.
Ron Brownstein Salary
Brownstein receives an annual salary of $120,000, in accordance with CNN anchors /reporters’ salaries.
Ron Brownstein Net worth
Brownstein has an estimated net worth of $3 million U.S dollars.
Ron Brownstein Career
Brownstein is a political correspondent and journalist as of now working as a senior political analyst. As well as Editorial Director for the CNN networks of the Atlantic Media. He has been an active supporter of different programs that involve magazines.
As Washington month-to-month magazine, Newsday, and realm creative. Brownstein has contributed to the writing of a few papers, Realm, Parade, and editing of Reader’s Digest additionally. He began his career in 1983 for National Journal as a white house correspondent.
Brownstein then moved to be the Los Angeles Times’ in 1987 as a contributing editor. He resigned to work full-time for the Los Angeles Times from National Journal after one year. Brownstein was appointed as the national political correspondent at Los Angeles Times.
He was promoted in 1997 to be the chief political correspondent for World Report and U.S. News after four years.
