Melanie Morgan is an American conservative radio host, political activist, journalist, columnist, and former military spouse who has been involved in pro-troop and conservative causes. She gained prominence in the early 2000s as a vocal supporter of the Iraq War and U.S. troops, co-founding Move America Forward, a nonprofit veterans' support organization dedicated to providing care packages and support to American service members overseas. As a former military spouse—her husband served in the U.S. Navy—Morgan has drawn on personal experience to champion pro-troop initiatives. She hosted a conservative talk radio show on KSFO in San Francisco from 2004 to 2009, where she interviewed politicians and commentators, often aligning with Republican viewpoints and criticizing liberal policies.

Morgan's career includes contributions to outlets like Townhall and WorldNetDaily. She has been involved in conservative activism, including efforts to support military recruitment and oppose anti-war protests. Her activism extends to broader conservative causes, including opposition to same-sex marriage and support for gun rights. Controversies have marked her public profile; in 2005, she was criticized for comments suggesting Valerie Plame's CIA identity was not classified, amid the Plame affair scandal. Additionally, Move America Forward faced scrutiny in 2008 for alleged financial mismanagement and ties to Republican fundraising, though no charges were filed. Despite these issues, Morgan remains a figure in conservative media circles, advocating for national security and traditional values.

Morgan has appeared on national television and radio programs, solidifying her role in the right-wing media ecosystem. As of recent years, she continues to engage in public speaking, writing on conservative platforms, and political advocacy.