Bill Clinton on Townhall

Clinton Breaks With Obama on Syria -- Hopefully Obama Isn't Listening Thu Jun 13

Taylor Colwell
If Clinton is Father of the Year, Obama is Big Brother of the Year Wed Jun 12

Ransom Notes Radio

The Equal Pay Act turned Fifty years old this week. . . And Liberals are still trying to “close the pay gap.” Maybe they should look at why there is a gap in the first place. Romina Boccia from the Heritage Foundation joined the program to discuss the free market’s answer to the war between the sexes. ... more
Scandals, Jobs and the Economy -- Obama's Precariously Thin Margin Sat Jun 8

Larry Kudlow
Possible "IRS-Gate" Brings Back Memories from 1970s and Warnings from '90s Thu Jun 6

Matt Towery
Wanted: Positive Solutions Mon Jun 3

Rich Galen
If Only We Were More Like France Sun May 26

John Ransom

France has raised taxes so high that French One-Percenters like Gerard Depardieu and Johnny Depp have fled the country. The result is that France is leading the world in economic stupidity, monetary malaise and women with hairy underarms. ... more
Bill Clinton: Focus on "Work at Hand" -- Not Hillary 2016 Thu May 9
Clintons' Progress: Bill and Hillary Clinton Embrace Gay Marriage Thu Mar 28

Paul Kengor

Bill and Hillary Clinton have endorsed gay marriage, completely reversing their support of the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, which defined marriage as between one man and one woman, and was signed into law by President Bill Clinton. ... more
Go Figure: Many Elected Democrats Suddenly "Evolving" on Gay Marriage Tue Mar 26

Guy Benson
The Sound of Inevitability Tue Mar 12

Cal Thomas

Given his track record on marital fidelity, former President Bill Clinton is not the person I would consult about "committed, loving relationships." Clinton used those words in a Washington Post op-ed last week, urging the Supreme Court to overturn the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which defines marriage as the legal union of one man and one woman, which he signed into law. ... more
Mr. Clinton, You Are Wrong About Overturning DOMA Mon Mar 11

Michael Brown

Dear Mr. Clinton, with all respect to the office of the president which you held for 8 years, I must say that is not just ironic that you are now asking the Supreme Court to overturn the legislation you signed into law 17 years ago. It is downright tragic. ... more
20 Of The Most Embarrassing Moments In The History Of The Democrat Party Sat Feb 23

John Hawkins

For example, one will virtually never hear that the Palmer Raids, Prohibition, or American eugenics were thoroughly progressive phenomena. ... more
The Day the Music Died Tue Feb 19

Marvin Olasky

Fifteen years ago, after special prosecutor Ken Starr questioned President Bill Clinton about his involvement with Monica Lewinsky, Starr—overcome with a “sense of gloom”—shambled into his Virginia home, collapsed into bed, and asked himself, “How could a sensible and sane government come to this?” ... more
Making Sense of North Korea Sun Feb 17

Steve Chapman

The old definition of insanity is doing the same thing again and again and expecting a different result. The new definition, which applies only in the case of North Korea, is: doing something different and expecting a different result. ... more
Ryan: If We Had a Clinton Presidency, We Would Have Fixed This Fiscal Mess By Now Sun Jan 27

America

Bill or Hillary? ... more
Bill Clinton Cautions Obama: Do Not Patronize Gun Owners Mon Jan 21

Katie Pavlich
Actual Thing: Bill Clinton Named 'Father of the Year' Thu Jan 10

Guy Benson
Can Republicans Win a Government Shutdown? Thu Jan 10

David Harsanyi

If Republicans do happen to force a shutdown in Washington, it's very possible they'll be embracing a political loser while doing the rest of us an immense favor. ... more
What's Wrong with the GOP? Sat Jan 5

John C. Goodman

Here is the biggest problem with the news coverage of the Fiscal Cliff. The only message coming through was President Obama's message: that he was trying to save the middle class from a tax increase by raising taxes on the rich. On the Republican side, the message was…well…it was a muddled mess. ... more
Hillary's Takes A Fall Thu Dec 20

Emmett Tyrrell

Think back. Have we not experienced all this before, say in the 1990s? ... more
Media Oddly Silent on WikiLeaks Proceedings Fri Dec 14

Diana West

Some thoughts about Army Pfc. Bradley Manning's pretrial hearing, which concluded this week. ... more
Airbrushing an Impeachment Tue Dec 11

Debra J. Saunders

It has been a banner year for Bill Clinton. The former president delivered a galvanizing speech, deemed by many on the left to lay out the best argument for re-electing President Obama, at the Democratic National Convention. ... more
The Unlikelihood of President Hillary Sun Dec 9

Steve Chapman

The votes have been cast, the count has been completed, and we all know the winner of the presidential election. So now it's just a matter of letting the Electoral College meet to make the outcome official. Then we can get along with planning the inauguration of Hillary Clinton. ... more
Higher Taxes, Smaller Government? Sun Dec 2

Steve Chapman

It comes as no surprise to hear anti-tax activist Grover Norquist talk about tax cuts, but it does come as a surprise to hear him raise the subject of pink unicorns. ... more
Sex and the Generals Thu Nov 15

Emmett Tyrrell

Sex remains the surest prop for all that is funny ... and sad. In the first instance, we often call the result ribaldry. In the second instance, it is always called tragedy. ... more