David Petraeus on Townhall

Ex-CIA boss David Petraeus to be NY college prof Tue Apr 23

AP News
Petraeus Should Help 'Leavenworth 10' Receive Clemency Thu Mar 28

Diana West

Talk is cheap, Gen. Petraeus. You may not agree. After all, your Washington, D.C., super lawyer, Bob Barnett, charges you something like $900 an hour for a kind of talk best described as reputation reconfiguration or image management, and that's not cheap. ... more
Terrorist Group Hezbollah Prepared to Take Over Syria Mon Feb 11

Katie Pavlich
How Things Work Fri Jan 25

Rich Galen

A couple of things happened in Our Nation's Capital this week that caught my eye, and might be of use to you as you prepare for your Public Relations 312 midterm exams. ... more
Fox News is the Latest to Hop in Bed with Petraeus Fri Dec 7

Diana West

No doubt in the spirit of the season, somebody bestowed an audio sweetmeat upon Bob Woodward of The Washington Post -- 13-plus minutes of an off-the-record conversation that took place in spring 2011 between Gen. David Petraeus, then ISAF (International Security Assistance Force) commander in Afghanistan, and Fox News analyst KT McFarland, who was visiting Petraeus' Kabul HQ. ... more
Benghazi Probe Must Not Get Sidetracked Fri Nov 30

Diana West

It is neither "racist" nor "sexist"to question U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice's role in the Benghazi scandal. It is, however, almost entirely beside the point. ... more
Poll: 54% Dissatisfied with the Team Obama’s Handling of Benghazi Tue Nov 27

Daniel Doherty
Elections Do Have Consequences…for the Media Mon Nov 26

Dan Holler

It’s a common refrain from the victor: elections have consequences. The victor then goes on to claim a mandate to do A or Z. It’s par for the course. The real question is whether elections have consequences for the media. As it turns out, the answer appears to be yes. ... more
Petraeus Scandal Diverts Focus From Benghazi Cover-Up Thu Nov 22

Diana West

I think I know what David Petraeus is thankful for this week. ... more
Report: Director of National Intelligence Swiped al Qaeda From Post Benghazi Talking Points Tue Nov 20

Katie Pavlich
What Time Reveals Tue Nov 20

Armstrong Williams

General Petraeus is a genuine American hero, a man of great intellect and proven integrity, which makes his sudden resignation for adultery very curious. The timing of it just after the election, and his scheduled testimony on the Benghazi affair only make things look more suspicious. Indeed, it seems that the more answers we get, the more questions arise. ... more
Report: Obama Was Briefed on Benghazi Terrorism Connection Days Before Susan Rice's Public Denials Mon Nov 19

Guy Benson
Are We Puritans? Sat Nov 17

Bill O'Reilly

With Thanksgiving fast approaching, it is time to talk about Puritans -- but not the crew who fled England for the New World and established the Massachusetts Bay Colony back in the 17th century. No, let's talk about the modern Puritans: we the American people. ... more
Sexting with the Stars Sat Nov 17

Oliver North

For two months, the so-called mainstream media all but ignored the Sept. 11 terror attack in Benghazi, Libya that resulted in four dead Americans. ... more
Of Arms and the Man Fri Nov 16

Suzanne Fields

If William Shakespeare were still with us, he would have found his Othello. David Petraeus is not the darkly handsome Moor of the Bard's tale, but a pallor, highly-decorated officer, a nerdy-looking guy with a comb-over. ... more
Chambliss on Benghazi Hearing: ‘So Obvious’ It Was a Terrorist Attack Thu Nov 15

Leah Barkoukis
Petraeus Betrayed his Country Before he Betrayed his Wife Thu Nov 15

Diana West

Was David Petraeus as great a general as the write-ups of his downfall routinely claim? This is a provocative question that I will begin to answer with another question: Did America prevail in the Iraq War? I suspect few would say "yes" and believe it, which is no reflection on the valor and sacrifice of the American and allied troops who fought there. On the contrary, it was the vaunted strategy of the two-step Petraeus "surge" that was the blueprint of failure. ... more
Sex and the Generals Thu Nov 15

Emmett Tyrrell

Sex remains the surest prop for all that is funny ... and sad. In the first instance, we often call the result ribaldry. In the second instance, it is always called tragedy. ... more
Who Benefits When Top Military Brass Fall Thu Nov 15

Susan Brown

Everyone is preoccupied with the events surrounding the juicy sex scandal involving now-former CIA Director David Petraeus to the point they may not have noticed a pattern -- a shake-down -- that is taking place in our military top brass, much like the one currently happening in Russia under President Vladimir Putin. ... more
Sex and the City (of Washington) Thu Nov 15

Cal Thomas

The resignation of CIA Director David Petraeus over an extramarital affair has raised and will continue to raise a number of questions. ... more
McCain: 'I Take on Things When I Think They're Wrong' Thu Nov 15

Washington, DC

Sen. John McCain challenges Susan Rice's handling of Benghazi. ... more
Oh, We Forgot to Tell You ... Wed Nov 14

Victor Davis Hanson

The second-term curse goes like this: A president (e.g., Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, etc.) wins re-election, but then his presidency implodes over the next four years -- mired in scandals or disasters such as Watergate, Iran-Contra, Monica Lewinsky, the Iraqi insurgency and Hurricane Katrina. ... more
He'll Testify Wed Nov 14

Katie Pavlich
Petraeus, Benghazi and Passing the Smell Test Wed Nov 14

Frank Gaffney

Washington, when the official line seems improbable, people often say, "It doesn't pass the smell test." Well, there's a lot that stinks at the moment about the Benghazigate affair, including now the circumstances involving the forced resignation of a man in the middle of it: President Obama's CIA Director and former four-star Army General David Petraeus. ... more
Sex Beats Benghazi Wed Nov 14

Ben Shapiro

You've heard the old adage that sex sells. But as we're recognizing more and more often, sex wins elections. ... more