Kurt Bardella is an American political commentator and journalist based in Washington, D.C. He contributes to MSNBC’s Morning Joe and the creator and publisher of the country music industry publication Morning Hangover.
He was the Deputy Communications Director and Spokesperson for the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee’s Chairman Rep. Darrell Issa from January 2009 to March 2011.
Kurt assisted in the Committee’s strategic planning development and media outreach coordination. Before joining Issa, he served as Press secretary for U.S. Senator Olympia J. Snowe and communications director for Rep. Brian Bilbray.
Before coming to Capitol Hill in 2006, he worked in the private sector in San Diego. Kurt previously worked as a spokesperson for Breitbart News and the Daily Caller.
In March 2011, Darrell Issa dismissed Kurt after concluding that Bardella had secretly and regularly shared e-mail exchanges with journalists with a reporter for The New York Times writing a book about Washington’s political culture.
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Kurt attended a catholic school and served as an altar boy.
His mother relocated to Escondido, California, where he would enroll at Escondido High School.
After graduating in 2001, he planned on attending the University of California-Davis before heading to law school. At the end of a summer internship, Kurt was offered a full-time job.
What Is Kurt Bardella’s Age & Height
Kurt is currently 33 years old.
He was born in 1988, but his birthday is unknown.
Kurt possesses an average-looking height, but the attributes of his height are unknown.
Who Is Kurt Bardella’s Wife?
For now, there is no information regarding Kurt’s wife.
There is no news if he is married or dating anyone.
Details On Bardella’s Net Worth
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Who Are Kurt Bardella’s Parents?
A young couple adopted Kurt in Rochester, New York.
Bardella’s adoptive father worked as a security guard at an office.
Kurt’s mother pursued a degree in literature at the University of Rochester. When Kurt was three, Bardella’s adoptive parents divorced. Bardella then lived with his mother and spent alternating weekends with his father.