Andrew Langer is a seasoned broadcaster and public policy professional with more than 15 years of experience in radio, television and online media, and more than three decades in public policy. Currently, he serves as Director of the Center for Regulatory Freedom at the CPAC Foundation, as well as the Executive Director of the Coalition Against Socialized Medicine, drawing from his more than three decades in public policy and politics in those roles. Since 2011, he has worked as a talk radio host, filling in for nationally-syndicated and major-market radio shows, like WMAL in Washington, DC. In addition to his radio work, he hosts several podcasts, including the Federal Newswire's "Lunch Hour" podcast and "Andrew and Jerry Save the World." He has been named one of Maryland’s top political influencers, has testified before Congress on regulatory issues more than two dozen times and in state legislatures around the country. A graduate of William & Mary with a degree in international relations, he holds a Masters in Public Administration from Troy University. He has also taught regulatory policy at the university level.
