Continuing Resolution on Townhall

Uniting Congress Sat Jan 15

Linda Chavez

The attempted assassination of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and the murder of six others in Tucson have transfixed the nation for the past week. ... more
Defunding NPR and CPB Fri Jan 7

Hugh Hewitt

Suddenly, with a clarity that is rarely achieved, a massive number of people said at once, "We are paying for this?" ... more
Republicans Champion Popular Thriftiness Thu Jan 6

Donald Lambro

Boehner, who has kept a low profile since Republicans won a net gain of 63 seats to take control of the House, is under no illusions about the power that has been thrust upon him and his party. ... more
Stopping the Descent Thu Dec 23

Howard Rich

At long last there are finally signs that the American Republic’s breakneck descent into full-blown socialist madness – which was fast approaching terminal velocity prior to November’s elections – could be leveling out. ... more
After Two Years of Wrong, a Little Bit of Right Tue Dec 21

Donald Lambro

The dominant liberal media culture has spun these past days of the Democrats' lame-duck Congress into an unbroken string of legislative victories for President Obama and his party. ... more
Eric Holder's Briefs Are In a Bundle Fri Dec 17

Janet M. LaRue

The Democrat-controlled U.S. House of Representatives has voted 212-206 to ban the Obama administration from spending any funds to try terrorism suspects in civilian court instead of military commissions. Attorney General Eric Holder is reportedly all miffed and vexed. ... more
GOP Should Slam on the Brakes Fri Dec 17

David Limbaugh

Conservatism and responsible government won a resounding victory in November's elections, and yet just a month later, we're witnessing legislative arrogance on a scale you wouldn't expect if voters had ratified the ruling class' sprint toward national bankruptcy. ... more
In Denial Fri Dec 17

Oliver North

There's a lot of phony hype about how tough things have gotten for the Obama administration. ... more
Tea Party Complications Tue Nov 30

Michael Gerson

WASHINGTON -- In American revolutions, power generally flows to moderate revolutionaries. Sam Adams may get things started, but it is John who gets things done. ... more