Bob Woodward on Townhall

• The Lie Gets Worse Thu Mar 7
  Emmett Tyrrell
  I do not know about you, but to me this sequestration imbroglio is getting interesting. Last week, I wrote of my surprise that a basic untruth was being repeated over and over again by the White House, to wit, that the Republicans were responsible for the monstrosity of sequestration. ... more
• Media: Actually, This White House Threatens Us All The Time Mon Mar 4
  Guy Benson
• Bob Woodward, Conservative Warrior Mon Mar 4
  Bruce Bialosky
  Not being one to jump on the current topic du jour, we could not pass up this one. The Obama Administration picks a major fight with the most famous journalist in America -- and we are not speaking about Bill O’Reilly or Ron Burgundy. It is rarely a good thing for political leaders to jump into hand-to-hand combat with the press. ... more
• Obama White House: Vulgar and Abusive Sun Mar 3
  John Ransom
  Come on, Mr. President: Either you did or didn’t approve what people did on your behalf. As one reporter asked White House Press Jester Jay Carney: “Another longtime, respected Washington journalist... talked about his own story about how he’s received many what he called 'vulgar and abusive' emails and phone calls from White House officials. I mean, have you ever heard of anything like that?” We’re waiting. Mr. Obama. ... more
• Diminished Trust and Woodward’s Woes Sun Mar 3
  Austin Hill
  It’s difficult to imagine that he was surprised by the outcome. ... more
• White House Still Throwing Fastballs at Insubordinate Journalists Fri Mar 1
  David Limbaugh
  It's most gratifying that people are beginning to wake up to the bullying tactics of the White House toward those in the press who occasionally stray from the government-owned media model, but this has been going on for a while. ... more
• Holding the President's Men Accountable Fri Mar 1
  Linda Chavez
  When one of Washington's most distinguished journalists -- Bob Woodward -- accuses the White House of rewriting history, even liberals should take note. And when the White House responds by threatening him, you would think the story would become a national scandal. What makes the story even more important is that it deals with an issue that has dominated the news in recent weeks: the Draconian budget cuts that will take effect on March 1 unless a last-minute deal is reached in Congress. ... more
• Journalist Bob Woodward caught in crossfire with White House Thu Feb 28
  Reuters News
• Heh: Dems' Sequester Replacement Bill Adds Billions to Deficit Thu Feb 28
  Guy Benson
• On the Woodward Affair Thu Feb 28
  Guy Benson
• WH Official Who Warned Woodward Was...an Economic Adviser? Thu Feb 28
  Kate Hicks
• Columnist: Obama White House Threatened My Paper Too Thu Feb 28
  Washington, D.C.
  Bob Woodward isn't the only journalist to have been threatened by the White House. ... more
• Woodward Challenges President to be more 'Proactive' in Addressing Benghazi Crisis Mon Oct 15
  America
  The journalist famous for uncovering the Watergate scandal insists the Obama Administration has yet to answer questions about Libya. ... more
• Presidential Polls 2012: Skewed Polling and Biased Media Coverage Give Obama False Advantage Over Romney Wed Sep 26
  John Giokaris
  From its double standard on how the mainstream media has covered both campaigns, to the 2008-Democrat heavy polling models they use, to the lack of investigative reporting on the scandals associated with this administration, it has become blatantly evident that the mainstream media harbors a liberal bias, commits endless hypocrisies and will not hold this president up to the same standards it has for previous presidents. ... more
• Romney Ad: Pelosi, Reid Muted Obama Phone Call During Stimulus Negotiations Mon Sep 24
  Guy Benson
• Romney Releases 'Mute' Campaign Ad Mon Sep 24
  America
  The new ad uses information from Bob Woodward's book against Obama. ... more
• Townhall Exclusive: Bob Woodward on the Price of Politics Sun Sep 23
  John Hanlon
  At the National Book Festival earlier today, I spoke to Woodward about what made Obama -- who spoke out against our nation’s ruinous spending policies both before and after becoming president -- carelessly accept trillions of dollars of more debt under his watch. “The answer is politics,” Woodward said. “That’s why the book is called the price of politics.” ... more
• Obama Could Be the Odd Man out on Tax Reform Thu Sep 13
  Michael Barone
  One of the services of the Simpson-Bowles Commission was to set out a path for tax reform, with lower income tax rates and removal of many tax preferences -- or, to use the commission's term, tax expenditures. ... more
• In The Opinion of the Chair: Obama's Democrats Telegraph Obama's Campaign Thu Sep 6
  Hugh Hewitt
  Just as America prepares to hear a plea from Barack Obama for four more years, The Daily Beast arrives with a big leak of Bob Woodward's latest big book. ... more
• Nixon V Johnson Thu Jun 14
  Emmett Tyrrell
  One of my favorite controversialists is back, Bob Woodward, with his sidekick Carl Bernstein. Sunday in "The Washington Post," they wrote that Richard Nixon was more hideous than we have heretofore known. The 37th president conducted five wars while in office, according to the boys, and those do not even include his minor fracases, the Cold War against the Soviet Union and the Vietnam War. ... more

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