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Obama Is Making the Case For His Own Impeachment Wed Apr 4

Tony Katz

Obama is no longer fit for the job. I don’t say this lightly. I don’t say it with glee or joy. And I don’t say it with malice. But rather with recognition that the Office of the President must be protected. ... more
The Flexible Flip-Flopper Mon Apr 2

Dan Holler

President Obama’s hot mic moment defined his trip to South Korea and may very well define his reelection bid. ... more
Obama, the Russians, and Missile Defense: Historical Parallels Sun Apr 1

Paul Kengor

President Obama has caused quite a stir with a private comment made to Russian President Dimitri Medvedev. ... more
The Cynicism of It Fri Mar 30

Paul Greenberg

The president of the United States really needs a minder. Or at least an aide who'll always tell him when the microphone that's catching his every embarrassing word is open, and broadcasting his buddy-buddy chitchat with some foreign leader to the whole country. And the whole world. ... more
Obama's Gaffe Hints at Hidden Agenda in Second Term Thu Mar 29

Michael Barone

"I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted against it." So said John Kerry, in Huntington, W.V., on Tuesday, March 16, 2004, two weeks after he had clinched the Democratic presidential nomination by carrying every state but Vermont in the Super Tuesday primaries. ... more
Obama Unleashed Thu Mar 29

Cal Thomas

Politicians and presidents of both parties have occasionally suffered from open-mic syndrome, saying something when they thought the microphone was turned off they wished had not been made public. ... more
Isn't That Nice? Wed Mar 28

Michael Reagan

President Obama wants his dear friend Vlad the Russian not to worry about the details of how the American missile defense system in Europe will be designed and implemented. ... more
Barack's Missile Message to Vladimir Wed Mar 28

Austin Bay

As President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev ended a public conference in South Korea (a nation demonstrably threatened by North Korean ballistic missiles), a still-open microphone inadvertently recorded a stunning tete-a-tete. The brief but jaw-dropping act of personal diplomacy yoked U.S. and Russian arguments over missile defense systems, a serious international security issue of long-term geo-strategic consequence, to Obama's short-term domestic political plan to secure his own re-election come November. ... more
What Will Obama Give Russia If He's Re-elected? Wed Mar 28

Terry Jeffrey

President Barack Obama would like to do some things for Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and President-elect Vladimir Putin that he does not want American voters to know about before they decide whether to re-elect him in November. ... more
Obama: I’m not ‘hiding the ball’ on defense shield talks with Russia Tue Mar 27

Townhall.com Staff
Conspiring with Russia Tue Mar 27

Ken Blackwell

Wouldn’t you like to have been in the White House Situation Room when the president decided to take out Osama bin Laden? ... more