Charles Hurt at The Washington Times

Opinions so good, they Hurt. Charlie Hurt is the Opinion Editor and a columnist for The Washington Times. His bold signature style is also a mainstay on Fox News.

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Kremlin
Jimmy Acosta and his soul-clutching hysterics over 'Enemy of the People'
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President Trump’s ability to captivate the attention of his enemies remains as powerful as ever. And by “enemies,” I mean the political press. The …
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Nancy Pelosi
Like Pedro says: 'You never sausage a place'
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As the signs leading up to this vacationer’s paradise along I-95 at the border between North and South Carolina say: “Pedro likes!” President Trump …
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Abortion
Democratic presidential candidates come to their senses on abortion
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Democrats running for president have taken a shockingly sensible position on the most deeply divisive issue in American politics for the past …
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James Comey
Starved for attention, Mueller pulls a Jim Comey
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In this latest episode of “Prosecutors Gone Wild,” special counsel Bob Mueller performed what can only be described in legal terms as “pulling a Jim …
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Nancy Pelosi
Delusional Nancy Pelsoi, Democrats lash out at Donald Trump — again
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Wearing hot bubble gum pink, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi declared last week she is so worried about President Trump’s mental state that she is …
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Seoul a rebuke to U.S. Democrats' love of socialism on display in North Korea
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SEOUL — Here in this ancient city, political leaders must grapple with a lot of sobering matters. For starters, how on earth does a country smaller …
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Another promise kept: Trump's toughness on China gives Potomac elites the vapors
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SEOUL — It is always funny what passes as principled “purity” in Washington. President Trump wakens the American giant to the trade war China has been …
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Trump, the Kentucky Derby and fake news
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In the stunning confusion of Saturday’s Kentucky Derby as we tried to comprehend why Maximum Security’s jockey had been disqualified after appearing …
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Olivier Knox and the crybaby meltdown at White House Correspondents' Association dinner
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It is said that Washington is Hollywood for ugly people. That is, of course, an insult to homely people everywhere. But if Washington is the Hollywood …
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Joe Biden's presidential campaign kickoff a shameless stunt
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Even in this time of shameless, cheap politics, Joe Biden’s presidential campaign kickoff is the most shameless and cheapest stunt of all. The guy has …
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Oh, to work in Nancy Pelosi's vineyard
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ANALYSIS/OPINION: Once again, President Trump has hit upon a supposedly “controversial” proposal that has caused the entire herd of fainting goats in …
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Donald Trump is lone, sensible voice about privacy among all the nonsense
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For 200 years, stringent safeguards have been in place to protect the civil liberties of U.S. citizens from unreasonable search and seizure. These …
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Media amplified Schiff's voice, shouted down the truth
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ANALYSIS/OPINION: The job of newspapers was once to “comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.” Today, that job seems to be to give voice to …
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List of trusted journalistic sources shrinks in post-Mueller report world
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In the wake of the journalistic catastrophe exposed by the Mueller report, it is important that we record as many of the lies that we can and shine a …
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Media pulled off big con with Russia collusion story
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America got conned again. It was all a big set-up. A ruse. A dirty canard. The whole thing was one giant lie. And everybody peddling it — from House …
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Climate change activists are filled with hysteria, hot air
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There are Holocaust deniers, most of whom are Democrats these days. Then there are climate deniers. These are usually teenagers who wear shorts …
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Targeting young hearts, minds with leftist children's books
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Welcome to the newest frontier of political indoctrination: Children’s books. Bookstores these days are stacked with hyperpartisan propaganda aimed at …
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'Never Trumpers' are suddenly constitutionalists
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Now come all the great Washington “conservatives” lambasting President Trump for threatening to declare a “national emergency” so he can finally …
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State of the Union? Kermit Gosnell could be governor of Virginia
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Last week, a major political party in America openly embraced legislation to legalize elective abortion during live human birth. Previously, such …
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Outrage over blackface, silence over killing babies
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What is truly amazing is how many Virginia Democrat politicians had to touch that hot stove before they got the message that even mainstream Democrat …
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The real sins of Roger Stone
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Finally. America is safe. Young children can go outside and play again. No longer is liberty and justice threatened by the scourge of the Donald …
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Twitter tiki torch mob goes after March for Life
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ANALYSIS/OPINION: Just when you think political discourse in America could not possibly get any dumber. Or more dishonest. Along comes an(other) angry, …
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Pelosi, Schumer have a border-security problem with the American people
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ANALYSIS/OPINION: Rarely in modern politics have the battle lines been so clearly marked between two political camps. According to Democrats: Thousands …
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How about a taxpayer shutdown?
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ANALYSIS/OPINION: Well, this is awkward. The federal government has been shut down for three weeks now and it is hard to find a single tax-paying, …
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Battling semantics at the border
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ANALYSIS/OPINION: Call it, as President Trump does, a “wall.” Lately, he’s been saying, “steel slats.” Or call it, as Democrats did in 2006, a …
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All I want for Christmas is for politicians to care about America
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ANALYSIS/OPINION: The towering arrogance on display last week from the global interventionists in both parties in Washington over President Trump’s …
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When it comes to the border, 'Beto' doubles down on dumb
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Just when you think politics cannot get any stupider in this country, in skateboards Robert Francis O’Rourke. That would be the same Robert Francis …
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Only the second-worst result of efforts to unify Europe
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Back during the formation of the European Union in the 1990s, there was a joke going around among those who prefer to remember history — mainly …
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Read my lips: Media's love for George H.W. Bush more about hatred of Donald Trump
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It has been nothing short of miraculous in this new season of Advent to hear all the Hosannas and applause for our recently departed former President …