Warren Hamilton graduated from the United States Military Academy and served in the United States Army for nearly two decades, achieving the rank of Major. He gained extensive experience in military aviation, including roles as platoon leader, company commander, and flight school graduate, and was deployed to multiple locations. After leaving the Army, Hamilton worked as a defense contractor, operating in conflict zones. He transitioned into the public sector, elected to the Oklahoma Senate in 2020 and assuming office in 2021. Hamilton also owns and operates a ranch in Oklahoma.

Warren Hamilton blends a staunch defense of traditional American values with an unexpected focus on economic nationalism. His legislative initiatives, like opposing foreign land ownership and advocating for the death penalty for child rapists, showcase a highly localized and protective stance on issues typically seen as personal freedoms or federal jurisdiction. Hamilton's rhetoric on the COVID-19 vaccine and critical race theory further underscores a deeply ideological approach, often framing contentious social issues through a lens of moral and patriotic duty.