Albert Hunt is a co-host of Politics War Room with @JamesCarville at Bloomberg TV. He covers a range of topics including the GOP, Donald Trump, social issues, and Joe Biden, with a particular focus on Maryland. Albert's insights and commentary have been featured in The Hill and The Messenger.
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Albert's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy and regulation, with a strong emphasis on politics and government. He seems to be interested in deep analysis and opinion pieces related to political figures, elections, parties, and social issues.
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By: Albert Hunt
“It used to be Democrats didn’t want to talk about abortion, now it’s Republicans that don’t want talk about it.”
Conservative Republicans are reaching new heights — or depths — in placing political opportunism ahead of proclaimed principles.
The nephew of a former president and son of a senator and attorney general has the capacity to do damage.
Term limits have been imposed on legislatures in 16 states with few, if any, benefits.
By: Albert Hunt
In an interview a few days ago, Lieberman expressed ambivalence about Biden, but not about Trump.
By: Albert Hunt
Another Biden term wouldn’t be dangerous, but it might be dreary.
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Let's celebrate three women who made an extraordinary mark on American life
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Half steps and rhetorical warnings not enough as Netanyahu continues to stiff President Biden
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