Writer, Radio Host And Political Strategist
Derek Hunter is a writer, radio host, and political strategist based in Washington, DC. He focuses on themes of government, politics, and public policy, often exploring issues related to elections and media. Derek's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Daily Mail, USA TODAY, and The Hill.
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Democrats are the ultimate retread party – a group of washed-up has-beens dining out on the things they accomplished decades ago.
The bowl-cut leftist in Texas, James Talarico, came off the milk carton and returned to the world of the living over the weekend.
Strong opinion on deporting illegal aliens and enforcing strict immigration laws in the U.S.
I don't know where you grew up, but I grew up six blocks north of the Detroit border and one block south of 8 Mile Road, on “the bad side.” It wasn't
Democrats are unambiguous about what they would do if they were to return to power. They want to create new states, change the Constitution to get
France faces violent riots fueled by radical leftists threatening Europe's future stability.
Journalism is one of those professions for which there is zero barrier to entry – just declare yourself to be a journalist and *poof*, you are one.
I know a lot of people, all of whom dated around before finding the person they eventually married.
We've got a week and one day before the election, which means those television ads and fundraising emails or texts are about to end.
The leftist corporate media are like my kids at a pet shop adoption day: They want to take every animal there, cat or dog, home with us.
