College Graduates on Townhall

Obama Losing His Core Supporters Wed Aug 17

Donald Lambro

Things aren't going well for President Obama these days. Nearly four months before the presidential marathon officially begins, Obama's lackluster economy remains the overwhelming political issue in the country. ... more
Oops I Forgot To Create Jobs: A Review Of Obamanomics Sun Jul 10

Austin Hill

How seriously are we to take President Obama on economic matters? Is anybody still expecting him to “create jobs?” ... more
Weak Economy Plays to Romney's Strengths Fri Jun 24

Donald Lambro

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's lower economic growth estimates for this year and next diminish President Obama's already weakened prospects for a second term. ... more
Administration's Incompetence Meets Congressional Lethargy Wed Jun 22

Donald Lambro

All the talk here is about the slowing economy, the threat of a continuing recession, the government's growing debts, and the looming insolvency of Social Security and Medicare. ... more
Bet On This: Echo Boom Bigger Than Baby Boom Thu Jun 9

Kathy Fettke

It’s estimated that 3.4 millions housing units will be needed once the economy recovers in order to meet this pent-up housing demand, according to a research report released by John Burns Real Estate Consulting Group. ... more
The Miseducation of America Tue May 24

Armstrong Williams

Back in the ‘good ole days’ (which usually tend to have occurred exactly one hundred years before the phrase is uttered), doing business in America was simple. Entrepreneurs completed deals using only back of the envelope calculations and a firm handshake. ... more
Education Freedom is Civil Rights Issue of Today Mon May 16

Star Parker

Criminal charges against one single black mother and conviction of another for sending their children to schools in districts in which they are not residents provide yet more indications of deep seated problems festering in our country. ... more
Slacker America Mon Apr 25

Bruce Bialosky

A few years back I had a conversation with an exchange student from Colombia who was working as a busboy to earn some spending money. He spoke English fluently – an aberration in Los Angeles – and I asked him what he thought was the most surprising thing about America. He said “How hard everyone works.” ... more
NYC Teachers Union Plays Race Card Against Progressive Teachers Group Fri Apr 22

Kyle Olson

Teach for America has been a breath of fresh air in some of America’s worst schools. The program, founded 20 years ago, recruits the best and brightest college graduates to commit to being teachers for at least two years in dozens of inner city schools around the country. ... more
Education Spending Won't Create Jobs Tue Mar 29

Phyllis Schlafly

Contrary to President Obama's political rhetoric, more taxpayer spending to send more students to college will not reduce unemployment or improve the economy. ... more
Genuine Women Heroes for “Women’s History Month” Sat Mar 19

Humberto Fontova

When feminist icon Barbara Walters sat quivering alongside Fidel Castro in 1977 cooing: “Fidel Castro has brought very high literacy and great health-care to his country. His personal magnetism is powerful!”, dozens of Cuban suffragettes suffered in torture chambers within walking distance of the hyperventilating Ms. Barbara Walters. ... more
Why Less School Earns Students More Money Mon Mar 14

Katie Kieffer

If you want a good education and a pile of money, you do not need a college degree. At least, not if you’re an American. ... more
George Washington and the Need for Enlightened Citizenship Tue Feb 22

Dr. Richard Brake

Yesterday was President’s Day, which unfortunately has become less about celebrating our country’s greatest statesmen and more about selling cars, furniture, and other big-ticket items. ... more
Obama Should Be Careful What He Wishes for in Egypt Wed Feb 2

Terry Jeffrey

An American in Cairo in the mid-1980s could not have failed to notice the ubiquitous young men in black uniforms, holding rifles and standing as generally inattentive and slump-shouldered sentries in front of major embassies and public buildings. ... more
A Perfunctory Performance Thu Jan 27

Paul Greenberg

"He shall from time to time give to Congress information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their Consideration such Measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient." ... more
Emerald Guile: What Ireland's Bailout Means For Us Sat Dec 25

Carl Horowitz

By now almost everyone glued to financial news outlets knows that the Republic of Ireland, population 4.5 million, is set to receive a whopping emergency loan bailout worth 67.5 billion euros (US$89.4 billion). ... more
How I Joined a Black Sorority and Helped Fight Racism and Sexism Mon Nov 29

Mike Adams

Last week, a black female graduate of our university called my office and left a message asking that I call her back regarding an “urgent matter. ... more