Hope and Change on Townhall

  • Doug Giles
    I wonder what kind of campaign voodoo Obama’s going to foist on young voters to get them to buy his “Hope and Change” (again) in 2012? ... more
  • Bill Tatro
    Whether it was in a manufacturing plant or an elementary school, Obama was never without his trusty device. That’s probably why his most recent appointment of Alan Krueger (the Tim Geithner clone), is another result of not looking ahead. ... more
  • Terry Paulson
    S&P downgrading our debt rating to AA+ and Wall Street tumbling ought to let you know that we have a debt problem in Washington, but let’s bring that problem home! ... more
  • Guy Benson
  • Chicago
    Apparently what he really meant was 'change which may or may not come sometime in the next 3 years...' ... more
  • Terry Paulson
    If nothing is passed to lower government spending and increase the debt ceiling, America will still be America. The only difference will be that the ridiculous debt ceiling that “always” gets raised finally will hold firm and politicians won’t have to wait for a balanced budget amendment. ... more
  • Doug Giles
    According to House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, Obama is pretty adept at tossing temper tantrums ... more
  • Lurita Doan
    If Obama’s policies are so successful and if the country is doing so well, why do Americans see this growing desperation in Team Obama? ... more
  • Katie Pavlich
  • Kevin McCullough
    Generally speaking President Barack Obama has been a disaster on foreign affairs, national security, negotiation with allies, and sending the wrong messages to our enemies. ... more
  • Ken Blackwell
    Hillary Clinton's famous campaign ad strongly suggested that Barack Obama was not prepared to take the emergency phone call at that critical hour. ... more
  • The Easter Effect Sun Apr 24
    David Stokes
    There are moments in time and space when transitory issues fade in significance as things that seem to matter so much are trumped by what really matters most. ... more
  • Tom Borelli
    With soaring gasoline prices jeopardizing economic growth and enraging the public, even a novice could recognize the political liabilities associated with rising energy costs. ... more
  • Michael Barone
    One way to judge the merits of the budget Barack Obama unveiled this week is by the comments of his political allies. ... more
  • Oliver North
    When the world tunes in for the State of the Union address next week, viewers will be treated to a dramatic improvement in the background scenery. ... more
  • Welcoming Hu Jintao Wed Jan 19
    Ken Blackwell
    It was twenty-two years ago, in the spring of 1989, that thousands of Chinese students gathered in Beijing's Tienanmen Square to demand democracy. It was a time when it seemed the winds of hope and change might sweep away tyranny from the whole world. ... more
  • Robert Knight
    Liberals are breathing a sigh of relief after the Associated Press released a poll last week showing that Tea Party members are out of step with the rest of America. Here’s their problem: The only poll that counts was taken Nov. 2 ... more
  • Larry Elder
    President Barack Obama, in an Oval Office speech about the disastrous Gulf oil spill, described the federal effort to cap, contain, clean up and restore. He demanded that BP set up a fund to compensate those hurt by the spill -- setting aside whether he possesses the legal authority to require it. ... more
  • Michelle Malkin
    Money from pharmaceutical firms and health care companies is dirty, evil and corrupting -- except when key members of Team Obama are pocketing it. White House spokesman Robert Gibbs derides grassroots opponents of socialized health care as industry-funded lackeys with questionable motives and conflicts of interest. ... more
  • Kevin McCullough
    In one rookie mistake after another, his decisions have shaken even the majority of his supporters. ... more
  • Michael Barone
    A new generation is coming to the White House. Barack Obama, born in 1961, is technically a baby boomer. But his early years were straight out of Generation X -- abandoned by his father and, for a time, his mother; experimentation with drugs; a sense of drifting. ... more