Rich Tucker
About Rich Tucker
Longtime broadcast newsman Richard Tucker is a staff writer and media critic formerly with The Heritage Foundation.
Tucker works with Heritage analysts and other conservative public policy advocates who appear regularly in the print and broadcast news media.
Before joining the Heritage Foundation, he spent almost eight years as a broadcast news copy editor and writer, first in CNN's Atlanta headquarters and most recently in the cable news network's Washington Bureau.
Tucker's career as a broadcast journalist began in 1992 as a photographer/editor with WBNG-TV, the CBS affiliate in Binghamton, New York. He is a 1991 graduate of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University with a bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism.
Originally from Vestal, N.Y., Tucker lives with his wife and two sons in northern Virginia.
Articles by Rich Tucker
Balancing the Scales of Education
Planning, Obsolescence
Fixing the Middle Class
Power Plays
The Right Way to Immigrate
Shooting, and Splintering
Reforming Immigration Reform
Suiting Up
Fixing the VA
Still Father’s Day
A Vision that Hasn’t Aged Well
Once More With Feeling
Preparing for War, Keeping Peace
Creatively Destroying Government
A Better Future?
Big Football Is Taking Over
Nobody’s in Charge
Only Government Can Help?
Cashing In
What We’ve Built
Embracing the Differences
The Lowest Common Denominator
Do You Hear What I Hear
The Wrong War
The Passing of Progressivism
Addressing the Founding, and Us
Foreclosing on the Fourth Estate
Running Into Facebook
Constitution Day: Today, and Every Day
And Doggie Makes…
Ignorance is Bliss
Falling Far Short
Are We Detroit?
The Children Are Our Future?
Killing the Golden Goose
Beating the Heating
Driving Innovation
Flipping the Channel