Czar on Townhall

• Government Discredited Capitalism Thu Oct 6
  Ryan James Girdusky
  The left have rightful grudge against corrupt government actions; all the while they maintain a childlike belief that government will act in their best interests if only there was just more government. It is mind baffling to see such an anemic argument by a large group who has no in-depth understanding about the difference between corporatism and free market or how government discredited capitalism. ... more
• Shanahan set for crackdown on NHL rule breakers Wed Oct 5
  AP News
• Scores arrested in Bulgarian Roma protests Wed Sep 28
  Reuters News
• Some clean-energy firms found U.S. loan-guarantee program a bad bet Tue Sep 27
  Townhall.com Staff
• Some clean-energy firms found U.S. loan-guarantee program a bad bet Tue Sep 27
  Townhall.com Staff
• Obama Proposes New Czar Mon Sep 19
  Lurita Doan
  As the Obama agenda proves increasingly impotent, Americans have witnessed Obama's czars crash and burn or run for cover over the past thirty months. ... more
• Big Brother, Sketchy Pasts and Those Damn Robots Are Taking Over! Sun Sep 18
  Derek Hunter
  Tone-deaf is one thing; incompetent is another. There’s a fine line between the two and they are often confused. If there was any doubt about which camp President Obama belongs to, it has been removed this month. ... more
• US names aid czar for post-revolt Arab states Wed Sep 7
  AP News
• The Fragile Obama Whackosystem Wed Aug 31
  John Ransom
  They strained might and main to raise taxes on the rich most of this year- which conservatives opposed- yet now, by appointing Krueger as the new czar of the Obama whackosystem, they seem to be signaling that they will be willing to compromise by agreeing to raise taxes on everyone, rich and poor alike. ... more
• Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers Sun Aug 21
  John Ransom
  Boy the old liberals seem to have become awfully quiet recently. I guess that happens when your president’s approval rating dips to 35 percent in Pennsylvania. Maybe people still rely on coal in Pittsburgh. ... more
• Obama Hits Economy with Heavy Club (Again) Sun Aug 21
  Jeff Carter
  Instead of trying to use the government as a heavy club, why not use jujitsu and allow inertia to transform us economically? Obama has wielded the heavy club since taking control and has nothing to show for it. We are worse off. ... more
• America's Full of Energy Sun Aug 21
  Mark Baisley
  Perhaps the most attractive feature of migrating our automobiles to compressed natural gas would be transferring the investment of capital and jobs into the American economy, finally breaking our foreign oil dependence. ... more
• Not Saying Recession Doesn't Make it So Sun Aug 21
  Bill Tatro
  To quote the infamous Howard Beale of Network fame “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore.” Do the media, politicians, market analysts, and the general public always have to drink the Kool-Aid? ... more
• Courts come through with back-to-back-to-back Home Runs Sun Aug 21
  Bob Beauprez
  The various courts and activist judges across America certainly give us plenty to fret about, but in just the last few weeks three separate federal courts rendered decisions to give conservatives plenty to cheer about and give the Obama Administration and the "progressive" left a bad case of heart burn. ... more
• Obama Saddled with the FDR Fallacy Sun Aug 21
  Mike Shedlock
  It was war that started the recovery, not the policies of Roosevelt. That statement may sound contrary to Austrian economics but it's not. ... more
• Kudlow Exclusive: Interview with Obama Econ Czar Austan Goolsbee Sun Aug 21
  Larry Kudlow
  Departing Council of Economic Advisers chairman Austan Goolsbee defends Obamanomics. I push back. But he's for pro-growth tax reform. I'm for it. So where's the President? ... more
• Selling China the Rope to Hang Us Fri Aug 19
  Craig Steiner
  Aside from the nervous reality of a communist country going out and buying the "means of production" around the world, the truth is that these kinds of purchases are increasingly insulating China from its inevitable future losses on the U.S. dollar, and the unsustainability of the current model where it exports trillions of dollars worth of products to countries around the world that finance those purchases by borrowing money from China (or by printing money). ... more
• Tough Love Fri Aug 19
  Bob Goldman
  If you're looking for emotional support in these terrible economic times, if you'd like someone to put their arm around your puny shoulders and assure you that everything is going to be all right, then you'd better stay far, far away from the latest book by Larry Winget. ... more
• Barney Frank, Czar of His Domain Fri Aug 19
  John Ransom
  Gotta love the Democrats when they pass laws that don’t even attempt to solve the problems the laws were intended to address in the first place. If they solved problems then they wouldn’t get to write the outrage letters. ... more
• The Deflationary M2 Explosion Fri Aug 19
  Larry Kudlow
  The biggest problem for the plunging stock market is coming out of Europe. Fears over the safety and solvency of European government debt and banks are haunting the stock market. I still don’t believe it’s 2008. But yes, like everyone else, I’m worried. ... more
• Americans, the Crucified Fri Aug 19
  Jack Bouroudjian
  When he told us that the low-interest-rate environment would last through mid-2013, Ben Bernanke had his Pontius Pilate moment. He symbolically washed his hands of whatever shall become of the U.S. economy. ... more
• The Obama Malaise Fri Aug 19
  Mike Shedlock
  The collapse in sentiment of all kinds continues. Concern over jobs and unemployment are at the top of the list of worries. ... more
• Bernanke's Manslaughter of US Economy Fri Aug 19
  Bill Tatro
  It’s interesting to recall after the savings and loan crisis of the 1980s and 19990s, hundreds of people were indicted and many went to jail. Now, in the so-called aftermath of the credit crisis, no significant person has been either indicted or jailed. Maybe that’s because we haven’t yet reached the aftermath, it’s only just begun. ... more
• The War on Jobs Continues Sat Jul 9
  John Ransom
  The presidential candidate who once promised that he’d never, ever raise taxes on anyone making less than $250,000 has become the president who has proposed another set of tax increases that will be felt most acutely by the poor and the middle class. ... more
• Obama Safe-School Czar Calls it Quits Wed Jun 22
  New York
  Yet another controversial Obama Czar leaves White House, but not without taking a swipe at conservatives. ... more
• Tea Partiers Unite! Nothing to Lose but Election, Savings, Job... Fri Jun 3
  John Ransom
  Thirty years ago there were only a few people in every city who determined what stories made the evening news. Thirty years ago the media could determine winners and losers in the marketplace of ideas. Thirty years ago they didn’t have to reckon with you. ... more

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