David Petraeus on Townhall

• 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
• Camp Bastion Families Want Answers About Afghanistan Wed Nov 14
  Michelle Malkin
  While Secretary of State Hillary Clinton boozes it up in Australia and the Pentagon grapples with more floozy eruptions, outraged military families are still waiting for answers about the forgotten 9/14 attack on Camp Bastion. ... more
• How Long Does It Take to Tell a President His CIA Director is Under Investigation? Wed Nov 14
  Terry Jeffrey
  Here is the answer Americans are now supposed to believe: longer than it took for the White House to discover a YouTube video did not inspire the Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi. ... more
• Krauthammer: Administration Held Affair Over Petraeus' Head Wed Nov 14
  Washington, DC
  "...to think it didn't distort [...]his testimony in some way, that's hard to believe" ... more
• McCain Challenges Reporter: 'That's the Dumbest Question I've Ever Heard' Wed Nov 14
  Washington, DC
  The senator criticizes a reporter for suggesting the Petraeus scandal is a bigger threat than Benghazi. ... more
• Jay Carney: We Knew About Petraeus Affair Day After the Election Tue Nov 13
  Katie Pavlich
• Sex Scandal Reveals Why There is a Benghazi Coverup Tue Nov 13
  Katie Pavlich
• The French View of the Petraeus Sex Scandal Tue Nov 13
  Rachel Marsden
  French public reaction to American CIA Director Gen. David Petraeus' suicide-bombing of his own career demonstrates a lack of understanding of the perceived offense in favor of a blind defense of libertinism. It was learned last week that Petraeus had an extramarital affair with his biographer, reserve Army officer Paula Broadwell (who, like Petraeus, is married with children). ... more
• Petraeus and Benghazi: A Time for Truth Tue Nov 13
  Pat Buchanan
  The stunning resignation of CIA Director David Petraeus, days before he was to testify on the CIA role in the Benghazi massacre, raises many more questions than his resignation letter answers. ... more
• Gen. Petraeus Felled By “Icarus Syndrome” And Big Brother Tue Nov 13
  Bob Barr
  Retired, four-star Army Gen. David Petraeus is paying the price for his hubris in much the same way as did the mythical figure Icarus who, like Petraeus, thought himself invincible but discovered otherwise when he flew too close to the sun before crashing back to earth. The now-retired CIA Director flew not too close to the sun, but rather ignored basic rules of secrecy, and ran afoul of the virtually limitless powers of surveillance we have placed in the hands of the FBI and other government agencies. ... more
• How the Mighty Have Fallen Tue Nov 13
  Paul Greenberg
  He was America's most honored general, and for good reason. From West Point to Princeton, the classroom to the battlefield, theory to practice, David Petraeus had studied and then acted on what he'd learned. He rewrote the book (FM 3-24) on counter-insurgency warfare, or at least oversaw its compilation and culmination. ... more
• After Romney Defeat, 'Clint Eastwood Spending a lot of Time Talking to an Empty Barstool' Tue Nov 13
  America
  Newsbusters Conservative Comedy ... more
• Three women intertwine in downfall of David Petraeus Mon Nov 12
  Reuters News
• Feinstein: Yeah, We Still Need to Talk to Petraeus About Benghazi Mon Nov 12
  Katie Pavlich
• CIA Holding Secret Prisoners in Benghazi? Mon Nov 12
  Katie Pavlich
• Petraeus Affair Gets Uglier Mon Nov 12
  Katie Pavlich
• CIA Director David Petraeus quits over affair Fri Nov 9
  AP News
• Petraeus’ Biographer Under FBI Investigation For ‘Improperly Trying to Access his Email” Fri Nov 9
  Leah Barkoukis
• Petraeus: 'This Has Nothing To Do With Benghazi' Fri Nov 9
  Washington, DC
  Brett Baier talks about the resignation of CIA Director Petraeus in relation to the hearing on Libya. ... more
• Is the CIA in Your Kitchen? Wed Mar 28
  David Harsanyi
  If this question had been asked by a fictional character in a spy thriller, it might intrigue you, but you wouldn't imagine that it could be true in reality. If the Constitution means what it says, you wouldn't even consider the plausibility of an affirmative answer. After all, the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution was written to prevent the government from violating on a whim or a hunch or a vendetta that uniquely American right: the right to be left alone. ... more
• Is the CIA in Your Kitchen? Thu Mar 22
  Judge Andrew Napolitano
  If this question had been asked by a fictional character in a spy thriller, it might intrigue you, but you wouldn't imagine that it could be true in reality. If the Constitution means what it says, you wouldn't even consider the plausibility of an affirmative answer. ... more
• Today in History Mon Nov 7
  AP News
• Losing the peace in Iraq? Mon Oct 31
  Jeff Jacoby
  In pulling the US military out of Iraq, the president is doing what he said he would do. If it all works out, he will be able to trumpet his success in safely bringing the troops back. But if he turns out to have squandered the peace after so many sacrificed so much to win the war, there won't be much doubt about who lost Iraq. ... more
• US warms to idea of Pakistan talks with militants Sat Oct 22
  AP News
• US demands Pakistan action on Afghan insurgents Fri Oct 21
  AP News
• Rare moment of levity in US-Pakistan relationship Fri Oct 21
  AP News

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