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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It's a sad story, the life of Jason Arday – the former Cambridge professor exposed as a fraud and plagiarist, who is now suspected of killing himself.
I never served; I get it, and so a lot of people will chime in with a “You never served, so you should shut up” comment whenever anyone who hasn't served has any opinions about military-related issues.
The situation in Iran is going to hurt Republicans in the fall. Not because the majority of the American people want Iran to get a nuclear weapon
By: Derek Hunter
As a charge, “racism” is completely irrelevant in 2026. “Wolf” has been cried so many times that even if it were a wolf crying it, no one would believe it or care.
Examining the decline of 'AIPAC' as a boogeyman in Democrat primaries and rising anti-Semitism concerns.
I am not one of those people who think artificial intelligence (AI) will be the end of civilization. Yes, there is legitimate concern about a Skynet situation, but that concern is remote, at least for now.
It's probably not very often, if ever, that a Republican nomination to head a federal agency is compared to a Democratic mayor's race in Baltimore, but that's where I'm going here.
Every election season (and election seasons are getting longer and longer), we hear from Democrats about just how wonderful Medicare, the health insurance program for the elderly and disabled, is.
Republicans must recognize Texas is shifting politically or risk losing in 2026 elections.
“I want to be President of all Americans,” said Joe Biden. Barack Obama said something similar about there not being red Americans or blue Americans, only Americans, or some such garbage.
