Hamp Redmond was born and raised in South Carolina, where he developed strong Christian values. He began his career as a carpenter, eventually owning a contractor business in Swansea, South Carolina, where he gained experience in job creation, payroll, and budgeting. Redmond has also been actively involved in community service, serving as a trustee at a local church and supporting Habitat for Humanity projects.

Hamp Redmond’s political identity is marked by a staunch defense of traditional American values and a focus on local economic revitalization. He champions a localized approach to policy, advocating for the elimination of federal education funding and the Department of Education while simultaneously opposing federal overreach in other areas like gun control and abortion. Redmond’s rhetoric often centers on preserving constitutional principles and protecting regional industrial interests, as evidenced by his unexpected support for closing the U.S. border and his calculated stance on environmental regulations. His policy positions reveal a tension between opposing federal intervention in both social issues and international affairs, while still advocating for a strong military and maintaining the U.S. dollar's global status.