Heather Hamilton is a journalist who writes for the Washington Examiner and The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC. Her articles cover a range of topics including politics, faith-based films, border issues, and cultural commentary. Her work has also appeared in the Cigalah Group and The Denver Gazette.
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By: Heather Hamilton
Average Joe details high school football coach Joe Kennedy's legal battles over praying on the field that ended in a favorable Supreme Court decision.
By: Heather Hamilton
Washington Examiner commentary writer Tiana Lowe Doescher called Vice President Kamala Harris’s star-studded campaign stops a “questionable strategy.”
By: Heather Hamilton
The network said Andrea Mitchell will transition to a “broader role at NBC News," allowing her to cover stories from a “different vantage point.”
By: Heather Hamilton
Megyn Kelly called herself an "unabashed" Trump supporter in the final hours of the 2024 election, saying Vice President Kamala Harris is "far too stupid" to be the next president.
Kelly noted Trump's commitment to protecting women’s sports, his immigration and economic policies, and an “old version” of masculinity as reasons to vote for him.
Megyn Kelly said the legal battles Democrats have levied against Donald Trump have only “complicated” voters trust in the electoral system.
By: Heather Hamilton
The SiriusXM host of The Megyn Kelly Show called Harris an “avatar” for the Democratic Party and said the vice president’s political future is likely bleak.
By: Heather Hamilton
In reflecting upon the film's success, Michael Reagan praised the display of his father’s leadership style that prioritized camaraderie and respect.
By: Heather Hamilton
The Washington Examiner's reporting detailed how Kamala Harris raised north of $1 billion, including funds paid to Oprah Winfrey's production company that were initially denied.
By: Heather Hamilton
The network saw double-digit gains in its prime time and total day viewers compared to the year prior, including the key 25-54 age demographic.
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