Just got this via email regarding Jennifer Horn:
Today, Jennifer Horn announced that her daily current events radio talk show, On The Air With Jennifer Horn will air its final show on Friday September 11, 2009.
“It has been my great pleasure to be a part of the Absolute Broadcasting family both this year and in the past,” said Horn. “I am grateful to Tom Monohan, not only for this opportunity, but for his continued commitment to local talk radio, and I wish everyone at Absolute Broadcasting the very best."“It is no secret to anyone that I am strongly considering a run for US Congress in the Second District. The time has come for me to give this my full attention. I look forward to talking with my friends and supporters throughout the district in the weeks and months ahead as I go through the process of making a final decision,” Horn continued.
“During the past several months it has become apparent that our individual liberties and personal freedoms are being assaulted by this Congress. Unfortunately the Second District lacks a voice as Paul Hodes has focused more on his Senate ambitions than his job as Congressman,” said Horn. “During these difficult economic times, when so many Granite Staters are losing their jobs and their homes and worried about what tomorrow will bring, the Second District needs a Representative who will fight full time to be a voice for the people.”
Mike Winn, General Manager of Absolute Broadcasting, said: "We are very pleased that Jennifer was able to bring her award-winning show back to WSMN this year. Her focus on concerns of both local and national importance, including everything from local school and city issues to the nation-wide health care reform debate, has offered an important local voice to these critical subjects. Her show has been a valuable entry in the WSMN lineup and she will be missed. We wish her the very best as she moves forward from here."
“On The Air With Jennifer Horn” debuted in 2006 and took a one-year hiatus in 2008, when Jennifer Horn was the Republican nominee for US Congress. As host of the show, Jennifer Horn won three New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters Golden Mike Awards: including First Place for Radio Feature (a special on the homecoming of Bravo Company in 2006) and a second place for Radio Documentary (Special Report: Illegal Immigration in America).
Horn continued: "Hosting a talk radio show offers a unique opportunity to speak with some of the best informed people in the country about the issues such as the economy, healthcare, terrorism and cap and trade.”
Just in the past few weeks Jennifer Horn has talked to people like Stephen Moore from the Wall St. Journal, Dr. Fred Schessel of Docs4Patientcare, Daveed Gartenstein-Ross from the Foundation for Defense of Democracy, David Kruetzer from Heritage Foundation, Fred Barnes from the Weekly Standard, and Michael Reagan.
Jennifer appeared recently on MTNP Radio as our special guest. Click here for the podcasts.
