Charles Hurt is a writer for The Washington Times, focusing on national issues in the United States. His articles cover a range of topics, including politics, culture, and current events, often offering a conservative perspective.
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Charles Hurt's coverage mainly focuses on government and politics, with a strong emphasis on opinion editorials. He delves into evolving political stories, legal policy regulation, and offers expert commentary.
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Welcome to the craziest election since the invention of electricity. I'm starting to think that maybe America would be better off if Al Gore had never invented the internet.
They didn't even mention the dogs and the cats getting eaten in Ohio. Allegedly, anyway.
Last week’s vice presidential debate was notable for exposing one of the most hapless and unserious vice presidential picks of all time.
The Washington Times Thursday, October 10, 2024 OPINION: It may be true that Donald Trump campaigns like a carnival barker.
'I'm Lovin' It' versus campaign of hate The Washington Times Monday, October 21, 2024 OPINION: The joy is gone, but the Happy Meal is back.
Harris becomes first billion-dollar candidate The Washington Times Thursday, October 24, 2024 OPINION:
By: Charles Hurt
Donald Trump is a fascist, at least according to the sitting vice president of the United States, who made the shocking announcement last week outside her official government residence.
It's the greatest closing campaign pitch of all time. Donald Trump: America's Garbageman.
By: Charles Hurt
As if you needed one more reason to vote for Donald Trump, consider Peanut the squirrel and his friend Fred, the innocent raccoon.
President-elect Donald Trump once said that the second greatest book ever written — after the Holy Bible, of course — is “The Art of the Deal,” written, of course — of course! — by Donald Trump himself.
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