anarchy on Townhall

• Why Are We Surprised With the Push for 'Pedophile Rights' Fri Aug 26
  Michael Brown
  Many Americans have been shocked by reports about a recent pro-pedophilia conference in Baltimore in which psychiatrists and other mental health professionals, representing institutions like Harvard and Johns Hopkins, sought to present pedophilia in a sympathetic and even positive light. But why should this surprise us? ... more
• Liberals Aren't Funny, They're A Riot! Wed Aug 17
  Ann Coulter
  Like you, I've been horrified by the eruptions of mob violence around the globe this summer. But having spent the last two years researching and writing a book about mobs, I'm also grateful to the ruffians for taking to the streets so soon after my book was released. ... more
• Should Obama Resign His Office Fri Aug 12
  Douglas MacKinnon
  As our economy continues to self-destruct; U.S. credit is shockingly downgraded; home prices remain at historic lows; unemployment rises; small businesses continue to close their doors; public-employee-bloated cities, towns, states and employers continue to default... ... more
• Sons of Anarchy Thu Aug 11
  Cal Thomas
  If civility, right and wrong, personal responsibility and accountability and the right to life, liberty and personal property are not values worthy of being passed on to the next generation, then their opposites will be taught by default. ... more
• Grass Trimmed, but Landscaping Postponed Fri Aug 5
  Jonah Goldberg
  Uncle Sam now owes more on his credit cards than he makes in a year. The national debt passed the total U.S. GDP this week. Mull that over for a bit. ... more
• Dim Bulbs in Government and Hollywood Sun Jul 17
  Derek Hunter
  Are you a Republican? If so, I’d like to congratulate you on your 8 point lead in the polls over President Obama in the 2012 race. Man, November 2012 can’t come fast enough... ... more
• Obama’s Assault on the Rule of Law Tue Jul 12
  Robert Knight
  When Tim Geithner whipped out his pocket Constitution in May to address the debt ceiling issue, the rivers in Hades must have been packed with ice skaters. ... more
• N.Y. GOP, Supremes Join Cultural Assault on Children and Common Sense Fri Jul 1
  Robert Knight
  The cultural sledgehammer that’s shattering basic decency in America keeps pounding away. Our enemies must be delighted to see us disarm morally and still expect to be strong, free and prosperous. They know it doesn’t work that way. ... more
• Agents of Intolerance Target Peter Vidmar Mon May 23
  Alan Sears
  Intolerance is never more visible than when we look at the vocal advocates of homosexual behavior. If you disagree, I invite you to ask Peter Vidmar what his experience has been. ... more
• Conservative - The New Cool Thu May 19
  Matt Barber
  Hippies once were the counterculture. They loudly and proudly raged against the establishment machine. Today, they are the establishment machine. ... more
• Fleebaggers: The New Cut-and-Run Democrats Wed Feb 23
  Michelle Malkin
  First lady Michelle Obama said, "Let's Move!" Who knew Democratic politicians in Wisconsin and Indiana would take her literally? ... more
• CPAC's Experiment Gone Wild Sun Feb 13
  Kevin McCullough
  The results of the CPAC straw poll demonstrate the bizarre nature and overall oddity of this year's gathering of "conservatives." ... more
• A Tale of Two Languages Tue Feb 8
  Bill Murchison
  Here's a chunk of the problem with the proposed reconciliation of business and the Obama administration... ... more
• Egyptology Thu Feb 3
  Cliff May
  The upheaval in Egypt would be a dilemma for any American administration. But the policies President Obama has followed over the past two years have made his task more challenging in three ways. ... more
• Islamist Mensheviks Versus Islamist Bolsheviks -- Egypt's Next Crisis? Wed Feb 2
  Austin Bay
  Egypt's complex rebellion is rushing toward revolution. For the near-term, how the Egyptian military promotes, thwarts, and/or negotiates the inevitable redistribution of power among individuals and factions within the country is the most critical issue. ... more
• Can Democracy Cope? Wed Dec 15
  Pat Buchanan
  For those who have read about or vaguely remember the stolid British tribe of Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain and the Blitz, which held out in its "finest hour," last week brought a disgusting sight. ... more
• Can Democracy Cope? Tue Dec 14
  Pat Buchanan
  For those who have read about or vaguely remember the stolid British tribe of Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain and the Blitz, which held out in its "finest hour," last week brought a disgusting sight. ... more
• WikiLeaks' Bottom-Line Revelation Wed Dec 8
  Austin Bay
  Julian Assange, the man behind the WikiLeaks dump of secret US State Department cables, has been frank about his reasons for releasing thousands of classified -and stolen -- documents. ... more
• Brazil Seeks a Larger International Role Wed Nov 17
  Austin Bay
  When Brazil and Turkey tried to negotiate a complex uranium swap with Iran this past summer, international media focused on Turkey's diplomatic role. ... more
• University of Anarchy and No Consequences Sun Jun 20
  Debra J. Saunders
  When activists (who are not necessarily students) were able to delay construction of a UC Berkeley sports center by living in trees for 21 months, there was no review of what went wrong. ... more
• If Democracy Doesn't Work, Try Anarchy Tue Nov 18
  Chuck Norris
  Protestors of Proposition 8 in California (the marriage amendment) shoved aside a 69-year-old woman who was bearing a cross. They reportedly spit on her and stomped on her cross. ... more

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