Equality on Townhall

• If There Are No Winners, We’re All Losers Tue Apr 2
  Robert Knight
  The last time I was in Ipswich, Massachusetts, I had one of the tastiest plates of fried clams imaginable. They were fresh, full-bellied and cooked perfectly. Try getting something like this outside the Bay State. ... more
• Gays Don’t Have a Right to Marriage Thu Mar 28
  Crystal Wright
  The mere words same sex marriage connote it’s not a “marriage” by use of the term but rather an aberration of a societal norm a small group are determined to force onto the majority. Only 3% of Americans are gay. ... more
• Are We Equal? Wed Mar 27
  Walter E. Williams
  Are women equal to men? Are Jews equal to gentiles? Are blacks equal to Italians, Irish, Polish and other white people? The answer is probably a big fat no, and the pretense or assumption that we are equal -- or should be equal -- is foolhardy and creates mischief. Let's look at it. ... more
• Leaning in to Hear the Grrr Become a Growl Fri Mar 15
  Suzanne Fields
  Fifty years ago, Betty Friedan described the suburban woman as the unhappy housewife. She lacked challenging choices. Her abilities and identities were attached to her kitchen. She could whip up sour-cream-and-artichoke dips in a flash in an up-to-date kitchen with a refrigerator, range and blender in coordinated shades of peach, tan and aquamarine, but you could hear growing laments of discontent as the grrr in the purr became a growl. ... more
• Women in Corporate America: Is this 2013 or 1953? Thu Mar 14
  Larry Elder
  Is Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg really complaining -- in 2013 -- that "only" 14 percent of executive officers are female, that women earn 77 cents compared to a dollar earned by men, and that women hurt their own advancement by failing to "lean in" and become more assertive? ... more
• Making the Dream Come True: More Equality Opportunity Programs? Part 2 Tue Mar 12
  Harry R. Jackson, Jr.
  The question for our generation is: have we reached the limits of what changing the law can actually do to correct such inequalities? ... more
• The Case Against “Equality” Thu Feb 28
  Frank Turek
  Pascal said, “People almost invariably arrive at their beliefs not on the basis of proof but on the basis of what they find attractive.” So-called marriage “equality” is attractive. Who could be against equality? ... more
• That Tail Ain't a Leg Tue Feb 19
  Doug Napier
  Recently, Steven Spielberg released his award-winning film Lincoln. In one scene, Lincoln saunters into the War Room and has one of those conversations, mixing philosophy with his thoughtful wit, with two young men. ... more
• The Old Republic and Obama's America Fri Jan 25
  Pat Buchanan
  "Second Term Begins With a Sweeping Agenda for Equality," ran the eight-column banner in which The Washington Post captured the essence of Obama's second inaugural. ... more
• In His Own Words Fri Jan 18
  Paul Greenberg
  Every year he grows more ceremonial, distant, symbolic, less alive. It is the fate of heroes. Their pictures are relegated to banners, their words become clichés, their very names become streets and boulevards instead of a living presence. Icons. Washington, Lincoln, Lee, Martin Luther King. . . . Our familiarity with them may not breed contempt exactly, but a kind of boredom, and indifference. Haven't we heard it all before? ... more
• Real War on Women: Saudi Arabia Implements ‘Wife-Tracking’ System Sat Nov 24
  Leah Barkoukis
• Marriage Equality to Pass in 4 States Wed Nov 7
  Heather Ginsberg
• My Dream Speech for Mitt Romney Tue Aug 28
  Dennis Prager
  My fellow Americans, my fellow Republicans: The 2012 election is not an election between two men but between two entirely different visions of America. President Obama and I are simply the standard bearers of opposing, and may I add, irreconcilable visions of what America is and should be. ... more
• Three Views on Same Sex Marriage Mon May 21
  Mike Adams
  A lot of cultural commentators are confused these days. They believe that people’s views on same sex marriage are solely a reflection of their religious beliefs. Nothing could be further from the truth. Actually, some things could be further from the truth – like saying that Al Sharpton has integrity or that Dan Savage has class. But you get the point. The same sex marriage debate is about politics. ... more
• Hating the Rich Sat May 19
  Bill O'Reilly
  My late father was a man of strong opinion. He despised phonies, cowards and liars. He named names -- sometimes in very close proximity to those being singled out. A veteran of World War II, he recognized a weasel when he saw one. ... more
• Myths About Inequality Sat May 12
  John C. Goodman
  Because they do not seem to have any real solutions to real problems, the leftwing in this country has become fixated on a non-problem: inequality. ... more
• Rachel Maddow Ignores Facts In Argument With GOP Strategist Mon Apr 30
  Washington, DC
  GOP Strategist uses actual facts to prove Rachel Maddow wrong. ... more
• The Glaring Inequality of Obamaville Tue Mar 20
  Pat Buchanan
  Rising inequality "is the defining issue of our time," said President Obama in his Osawatomie speech that echoed the "New Nationalism" address Theodore Roosevelt delivered in that same Kansas town a century ago. ... more
• Equality or Inequality Wed Feb 29
  Walter E. Williams
  Rick Santorum's speech at the Detroit Economic Club stirred a bit of controversy when he said: "I'm not about equality of result when it comes to income inequality. There is income inequality in America. There always has been, and hopefully -- and I do say that -- there always will be." ... more
• A Weaker America? Obama: Yes, Please Thu Feb 23
  New York
  Fox News Psychiatrist, Dr. Keith Ablow, analyzes the motives behind Obama's policies. ... more
• Politics, “Inequality,” And Becoming An Adult Sun Dec 25
  Austin Hill
  “Inequality.” It almost sounds like a curse word, doesn’t it? ... more
• Why Income Inequality is Pure Myth Mon Dec 5
  Kevin McCullough
  In every interview that is done on television, and on just about every discussion held on talk radio, the forces of Occupy Wall Street were allowed to perpetuate an idea that could not be more false. ... more
• Chancellor Miller Tear Down This Wall Wed Nov 30
  Mike Adams
  Dear Dr. Miller: Let me first express my great satisfaction over your selection as our new chancellor at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. I am delighted to have a former Mississippi State Bulldog in charge of our university. I am also impressed by your qualifications. Unlike your predecessor, you were not selected on the basis of your gender or any other irrelevant demographic characteristics. ... more
• The Equality Racket Fri Nov 11
  Pat Buchanan
  Our mainstream media have discovered a new issue: inequality in America. The gap between the wealthiest 1 percent and the rest of the nation is wide and growing wider. ... more
• Same-Sex Marriage: Equality or Burning Consciences? Sun Sep 25
  Michael Youssef
  For a person who loves people regardless of their chosen sin, I am flabbergasted - but not surprised - by this runaway train that leads us to the same fate of Sodom and Gomorrah. ... more

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