Hugh Hewitt is a syndicated radio host and Washington Post contributing columnist. With a focus on national issues in the United States, Hewitt covers a range of topics from politics to sports. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, including the Australian National Review Newspaper and Gulf News.
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So what if it's cold or raining or you have a cold? Get out and vote.
Forgive the pollsters and the pundits for making a blowout seem close. Be happy that the better prepared candidate won.
By: Hugh Hewitt
Senate GOP Whip John Thune joined me this morning: Audio: Audio Player Transcript:
President-elect Trump's victory is the greatest political comeback story in American history.
By: Hugh Hewitt
Senator Rick Scott of Florida joined me this morning. Senator Scott, like Senators Cornyn and Thune, are longtime friends and great conservatives. The GOP will be led well by whomever succeeds Leader McConnell:
President-elect Trump has two budget cycles to get things before he and Republicans have to deal with midterms. Here are some of the fastest ways he can fix the government.
By: Hugh Hewitt
The country needs new houses and apartments but federal bureaucrats hate them.
President-elect Trump can and should oblige the GOP Congress to deliver the budget-reconciliation package by February's end
By: Hugh Hewitt
Maine's Senator Susan Collins joined me this AM to discuss he role in the new Congress as Chair of the Appropriations Committee:
If Congress and the president don’t care about small stuff when it comes to controlling national debt, why should voters believe our debt is a problem that warrants entitlement reform?
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