Clarence Thomas on Townhall

When Clarence Thomas Came For a Visit Thu Dec 1

Mark W. Hendrickson

On Tuesday, November 15, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas visited Grove City College. I had a choice to make—whether to meet him or attend to the tons of work I had to finish before several looming deadlines. ... more
Brains, guts, glitz are honored at Glamour fest Tue Nov 8

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Herman's High-Tech Lynching Fri Nov 4

Brent Bozell

No one who followed politics 20 years ago will forget the night when Clarence Thomas sent an electric charge through a Senate hearing room. As liberal Democrats pushed the unproven sexual harassment charges of Anita Hill, in an attempt to destroy Thomas's chance to serve on the Supreme Court, Thomas called them out for conducting a national disgrace. "This is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to think for themselves." ... more
Cain struggles to overcome allegations controversy Thu Nov 3

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Why Our Blacks are Better Than Their Blacks Wed Nov 2

Ann Coulter

By spending the last three decades leveling accusations of "racism" every 10 seconds, liberals have made it virtually impossible for Americans to recognize real racism -- for example, the racism constantly spewed at black conservatives. ... more
Supreme Court won't hear Utah memorial cross dispute Mon Oct 31

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Vicious Smear Campaign Against Clarence Thomas Turns Twenty Mon Oct 31

Floyd and Mary Beth Brown

Twenty years ago this month Clarence Thomas was sworn in as an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. The battle to confirm him was vicious, and Floyd had a front row seat. ... more
High court avoids dispute over highway crosses Mon Oct 31

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I Love Herman Cain Mon Oct 31

Bruce Bialosky

It’s not difficult to see why Herman Cain has risen in the electoral polls. He clearly states principles that Republicans believe, and he does it without hesitation and without remorse. If you don’t love Herman Cain, you’re probably neither a Republican nor a conservative. But the big question is whether he should be the Republican nominee for President. ... more
In South Carolina, group backs Anita Hill for 20th year Sat Oct 22

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Time for Another Disgusting, Racially-Charged Attack on Herman Cain Thu Oct 20

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Today in History Sat Oct 15

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Today in History Tue Oct 11

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Ex-Justice Stevens optimistic about court's future Mon Oct 10

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The Power of Civil Society Sat Oct 8

Ed Feulner

Conservatives and liberals clash frequently on a wide array of issues, from taxes to trade, from deficits to defense. But their greatest conflict may lie in their contrasting attitudes toward civil society. ... more
Today in History Fri Oct 7

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Today in History Tue Sep 27

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Thomas says high court needs geographic diversity Fri Sep 16

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Race Hustlers, “Green Jobs” and Government Guitars, Welcome To Progressive America Sun Sep 4

Derek Hunter

It’s Labor Day weekend, so I’ve decided to unionize myself for 3 days and go on strike, just to see what it’s like. By “strike” I mean drink alcohol and sleep in everyday. ... more
Obamacare and the Jurisprudence of Clarence Thomas Thu Sep 1

Michael Barone

In the glossy pages of The New Yorker, in graceful prose and with good reporting, the dreams and nightmares of the admirers of Barack Obama and his policies lie exposed. ... more
A Free Speech Challenge for Parents Tue Jul 26

Joseph Horton

The Supreme Court says that freedom of speech requires that 13-year-olds have that opportunity. In a 7-2 decision, the court struck down a California law barring the sale of graphically violent video games to people under 18. ... 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
A Right to Sell Violent Video Games to Your Kids? Wed Jun 29

Maggie Gallagher

Before, people like me could almost always blame liberal "activist" justices, but this time seven justices, including conservatives Antonin Scalia, John Roberts and Samuel Alito, signed on to the constitutional madness. ... more
Bad Week for Dems Wed Jun 8

Rich Galen

While the rest of America was watching Anthony Weiner sorta, kinda accept responsibility for the fact that he had lied to himself (among others), the Washington Post's Godfather of Political Reporting, Dan Balz, was poring over the latest Washington Post/ABC News poll which made Weiner's mea culpa seem like good news. ... more
Clarence Thomas' visit to Ga. spurs debate Wed May 18

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