Charles Hurt

At some point, every warrior eventually runs out of arrows. His armor wears thin yet grows heavier still. He must lay down his weary helmeted head for rest.

What does it say about the State of Journalism in America today that when some kook wants to smuggle a bunch of Russian flags into the highly secured U.S. Capitol to throw at the president, he dresses up like a reporter?

Isn’t it funny how all the great political experts who never met a Trump supporter and never thought President Trump could win the White House are suddenly the greatest experts on how upset Trump’s voters are with all the president’s wheeling and dealing with dirty Democrats?

On this weekend’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” Washington Times opinion editor Charles Hurt said Steve Bannon was “very good charging the gates from the outside.” Hurt said, “But, you know, in terms of Steve Bannon leaving, you know —

The Trump presidency is a little like having a dog. Every day that passes, you love the dog more and more until it seems impossible to love her any more.

As with his campaign, Donald Trump’s presidency is developing into yet another epic tome, “The Tale of Two Trumps.”

Late night “funny” man Jimmy Kimmel delivered a heart-wrenching monologue Monday night that every mother and every father could relate to. But then his monologue went horribly awry.

So far the only people blamed for the failure of the GOP Obamacare replacement bill have been those conservative Republicans in Congress who served their constituents rather than their party leaders.

President Trump is lashing out against “fake news” in what is quite possibly the greatest civics-journalism course ever publicly taught in America.

Just imagine it is one of the holiest days of the Muslim calendar and The New York Times decides to “celebrate” the occasion by asking incredulous questions aimed at obliterating the very foundation of the entire religion of Islam.

Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “Outnumbered,” while discussing President-elect Donald Trump’s trade policy and the pick of Peter Navarro, author of “Death by China,” to head Trump’s new White House National Trade Council, Washington Times opinion page editor Charles Hurt

Breitbart News contributor, Fox News contributor, and Washington Times columnist Charles Hurt stated it’s “absurd” to say White House Chief Strategist and Senior Counselor Stephen K. Bannon is racist or anti-Semitic on Monday’s edition of FNC’s “Special Report.” Hurt said,

“They ignored it,” Hurt said of the media. “They mocked it and ridiculed it.” He joked the mainstream media reporters have “gone through all 12 stages of denial” and are now acknowledging the rise of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign is a real thing.

Drudge Report editor, Breitbart News contributor, and Washington Times columnist Charles Hurt said establishment Republicans are “looking for a third-tier person” to challenge Donald Trump and Ted Cruz on the Tuesday edition of the Fox News Channel’s “Special Report.” Hurt

Drudge Report editor, Breitbart News contributor, and Washington Times columnist Charles Hurt is a potential candidate for Congress in Virginia’s 5th District, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

No woman in the television age of American politics has suffered so much abuse and public humiliation at the hands of men.

Just be sure to spell his name right. It’s T-R-U-M-P, as in Trump Plaza or Trump Casino or Trump Resort. Say whatever you want about The Donald, no one can deny that he is a marketing mastermind who has turned the button-down political world on its ear.

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the longest-running Southern Gothic soap opera in American history! It is a mix of “Days of Our Lives,” “Dr. Phil,” “The Sopranos,” “Oprah” and “Judge Judy” all rolled into one, long, endless saga called “The Clintons — a Tale of Naked Ambition, Unquenchable Libido, Towering Greed and Their Desperation to be a Part of Every American’s Life as Long as We Live.”

Washington Times columnist Charles Hurt declared that a judge’s ruling halting the president’s executive action on immigration was “a pretty devastating smackdown of the president, who billed himself to us a Constitutional Law expert” on Tuesday’s “Happening Now” on the Fox