Hypocrisy on Townhall

• Chris Christie - Loathing New Jersey Education Association's Tax Lien Troubles Wed Jul 6
  Kyle Olson
  An investigation into New Jersey's largest teachers union finds that the Internal Revenue Service has an outstanding lien against the New Jersey Education Association for $56,730.31 in back taxes. ... more
• The Sad John Edwards Saga Tue Jun 14
  Armstrong Williams
  "Edwards heralded himself as the messiah of the masses – ready to renew America and unite the two countries we had become. What poppy-cock." ... more
• That Enduring American Spirit Mon Jun 13
  Salena Zito
  A roadside diner in a small town is quintessentially charming. Its sparkling steel, a reminder of our one-time manufacturing greatness, seems to reflect America’s spirit. ... more
• Making Sense Wed Jun 8
  Michael Reagan
  Go home, Rep. Weiner, and contemplate your offense against decency and the people you are obliged to represent. ... more
• Enough with Liberal Name Calling Tue May 31
  Carrie Lukas
  It's clear that the idea of civility is applied selectively. The double standard was made clear again last week when Ed Schultz called conservative radio host Laura Ingraham a "slut". ... more
• Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers Sat May 21
  John Ransom
  It’s big, big mail-bag weekend. There’s lots of hate mail. We tackle the economy, finance, maids (but not in the same way as DSK) and home-schooling moms in plaid smocks who make us all so nervous when we fly. ... more
• Obama Can't Feel Your Pain at the Pump Fri May 20
  Bob Beauprez
  The price at the pump has increased 28% in just the last four months, 116% since Barack Obama took office. But, Obama is more focused on campaigning for re-election than doing something really helpful for Americans. ... more
• Obama's Hypocritical Rhetoric on Immigration Reform Mon May 16
  Michael Barone
  Barack Obama's immigration speech in El Paso on May 10 was an exercise in electioneering and hypocrisy. Hypocrisy because while Obama complained about "politicians" blocking comprehensive immigration bills, he was one of them himself. ... more
• Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers Sat May 14
  John Ransom
  Busy week for email and comments. We talk about the vital service zoos perform in the War on Terror; we straighten a few liberals out on illegal immigration; and we uncover the diabolical plot of mortgage brokers first started under Reagan. ... more
• Argentina: US shows hypocrisy on human rights Fri May 13
  AP News
• Get Ready For Game of Chicken Over Debt Ceiling Tue Apr 26
  Byron York
  You want to get attention on Capitol Hill? Threaten to lower the U.S. government credit rating. When Standard & Poor's lowered its outlook for the United States from "stable" to "negative" on April 18, the news shot through congressional offices. An already hot fight over raising the national debt got even hotter. ... more
• PROVEN: Obama the Tax Hypocrite Sun Apr 24
  Kevin McCullough
  The President Barack Obama has been proven a hypocrite. ... more
• This Week's Tweets I Like Sun Apr 24
  John Ransom
  This week I've picked a broad array of topics from the Twitterverse of followers of @bamransom, including life, foreign policy, Sen. Ensign and Nevada, the debt "bomb" and the Department of Energy. ... more
• Obama's Tax Hypocrisy Mon Apr 18
  Lurita Doan
  President Obama wants to convince the nation that many Americans, most of them small business owners, must pay more tax as “their fair share” of huge, annual deficits. What Mr. Obama never mentions is that he has surrounded himself with key advisors and selected key members of his Administration that are tax cheats. ... more
• Feminists Are No Better Than Frat Boys Thu Apr 7
  Mike Adams
  Feminists on campuses across the nation are NOW rallying in protest over a recent email written by a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity at USC. In the email, the young man urges his fraternity to "take notes" about how to have sex with girls. ... more
• Lax Parenting Is Something to Regret Wed Apr 6
  Marybeth Hicks
  First, Amy “Tiger Mom” Chua caused a national stir by accusing Western parents of being too lax in their approach to child-rearing, resulting in self-indulgent, spoiled kids who aren’t as successful as those with a traditional “Chinese” (read: maniacally hypercompetitive) upbringing. ... more
• The Democrats' Friends 'n Fat Cats Protection Plan Wed Apr 6
  Michelle Malkin
  As the budget stalemate in Washington continues, Democrats are ratcheting up their class-warfare caterwauling. Time to bring out your earplugs and hypocrisy meters. ... more
• View of U.S. Shapes Lib/Con Divide Tue Apr 5
  Michael Medved
  An indignant Democrat of my acquaintance accuses conservatives of hypocrisy when they criticize President Obama for acting with caution and restraint in response to crisis. He accurately points out that caution and restraint represent core conservative virtues, and that most leaders on the right ripped the president during his first two years for pushing too fast for transformational change. ... more
• Taking Feminism Overseas Wed Mar 30
  Jonah Goldberg
  Feminism as a "movement" in America is largely played out. The work here is mostly done. ... more
• The Obamacare Legacy of Centralization and Bureaucracy Mon Mar 21
  Kevin Glass
  Despite a lengthy debate that concluded last year with its passage, new details trickle out seemingly daily about the destructive impact of Obamacare. ... more
• Why Gingrich Can't Win Sun Mar 13
  Steve Chapman
  Newt Gingrich has a lot going for him if he decides to run for president -- a famous name, a record of accomplishment, a knack for raising money and a rhetorical flair that appeals to his party's conservative base. It's almost enough to make you forget his central handicap, which is that he is Newt Gingrich. ... more
• No trouble spotting hypocrisy in college sports Wed Mar 9
  AP News
• Media Hypocrisy in Madison Thu Mar 3
  Humberto Fontova
  This guay was a union protestor in Madison Wisconsin caught on camera saying he wants to vote for Fidel Castro and clone Che Guevara... ... more
• Mitch Daniels' Pot Luck Wed Mar 2
  Jacob Sullum
  Like many pot smokers who became politicians, Daniels -- a potential contender for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination -- seems to have two standards of justice: one for him and one for anyone else who does what he did. ... more
• The Media on Wisconsin? A Bad Joke Wed Feb 23
  Brent Bozell
  The battle in Madison, Wis., between new Gov. Scott Walker and the public-sector union hacks offers an amazing study in journalistic double standards. The same national media that have spent the last two years drawing devil's horns and Klan hoods on the tea party protesters have switched sides with lightning speed. ... more
• AOL/HuffPo Meet Corporate Greed Thu Feb 10
  Debra J. Saunders
  In one of her many iterations, Arianna Huffington targeted "corporate greed" as a force undermining America. That was during one of her populist phases, which frequently are followed by Huffington morphing into what she once scorned. ... more

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