Entitlements on Townhall

• The Budget Battle: Some Cutting Remarks Sat Mar 2
  Ed Feulner
  “Sequester.” It’s a word that used to come up rarely. And it nearly always referred to a jury being locked away to deliberate a verdict. ... more
• Why Do Societies Give Up? Thu Feb 14
  Victor Davis Hanson
  Hundreds of reasons have been adduced for the fall of Rome and the end of the Old Regime in 18th-century France. Reasons run from inflation and excessive spending to resource depletion and enemy invasion, as historians attempt to understand the sudden collapse of the Mycenaeans, the Aztecs and, apparently, the modern Greeks. In literature from Catullus to Edward Gibbon, wealth and leisure -- and who gets the most of both -- more often than poverty and exhaustion implode civilization. ... more
• Happy New Year 2013 Fri Dec 28
  Oliver North
  WASHINGTON -- It's "Auld Lang Syne" time again. Robert Burns is credited with "collecting" the lyrics for the old Scottish drinking and dancing ballad that's become a traditional part of New Year's festivities. ... more
• This Graph Says it All: “Spending is the Problem” Thu Dec 13
  Daniel Doherty
• GOP Needs to Stand Tall, Call Obama’s Bluff & Let All Bush Tax Cuts Expire Tue Dec 4
  Crystal Wright
  President Obama’s offer to Republicans to save the country from its fiscal cliff plunge is one big joke. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said he “laughed” when Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, Obama’s cliff negotiator, unveiled it to him. Laughable is right when you consider the president’s outlandish request calls for tax hikes on higher earners, the one thing Republicans repeatedly have warned Obama, since day one of his presidency, were non-starters to any budget or deficit reduction talks. ... more
• Surreal: Obama's Fiscal Cliff Proposal Stuns Washington Fri Nov 30
  Guy Benson
• Crushing Ambition Sat Nov 24
  Bill O'Reilly
  The left-wing media went wild after the election when analysis showed that many poorer Americans supported President Obama and entitlements could have been a major reason why. Liberals always like to think of themselves as noble, and the thought that some vote-buying could have occurred is deeply offensive to them. Nevertheless, the facts speak for themselves. ... more
• Fixing the Fiscal Cliff Will Hasten Entitlement Crisis Wed Nov 21
  Kevin Glass
• The GOP: A Most Unpopular Majority Party Tue Nov 20
  David Limbaugh
  Isn't it tragically ironic that the man who rode the perfect storm into public office on the horse of national unity has now perfected the politics of division so spectacularly that he won re-election despite the worst record in decades? ... more
• Bobby Jindal: 'If We Want People to Like Us, We Have to Like Them First' Mon Nov 19
  America
  Republican governors Bobby Jindal and Scott Walker discuss the future of the GOP. ... more
• On the Road to Greece? Thu Nov 8
  Mallory Carr
• New Ad Features 'Obama Phone' Lady Mon Oct 15
  Leah Barkoukis
• On the Road to Death Panels Mon Oct 15
  Star Parker
  With the first presidential debate and the only vice presidential debate behind us, it seems pretty clear that so-called “social issues” are not going to get much attention in this year’s presidential politics. ... more
• The Problem With the Entitlement Attitude in One Video Tue Oct 9
  Katie Pavlich

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