John Kerry on Townhall

• Rice Falls Flat Fri Dec 14
  Rich Galen
  Ambassador Rice was sent out - hung out to dry - by President Obama in the aftermath of the Benghazi attacks when she said on a passel of Sunday shows that the attacks were the result of spontaneous demonstrations against the film that allegedly made fun of the Prophet Mohammed, which then escalated into a full-scale assault leading to the death of four Americans including the U.S. Ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens. ... more
• Oh My: Susan Rice Withdraws From Secretary of State Consideration Thu Dec 13
  Guy Benson
• Walters' "Most Fascinating People" Include Hillary Clinton, Honey Boo Boo, Talk Show Hosts Indulge Thu Dec 6
  America
  Late night TV hosts mock the latest political headlines. ... more
• Opposing Susan Rice Sexist? What About Opposing John Kerry? Sat Dec 1
  Ken Blackwell
  Liberal Washington Post editorial page commentator Ruth Marcus sees sexism in the Republican opposition to naming the current U.S. Ambassador to the UN, Susan Rice, as Hillary Clinton’s replacement as Secretary of State. ... more
• Dems Have Edge, but Presidency Still in Play Thu Nov 22
  Michael Barone
  A funny thing happened as I was looking at the political map of this year's presidential election: It began to look like the map of the presidential election of 2004. ... more
• Incumbents Forever Sun Nov 18
  Jeff Jacoby
  As a candidate for lieutenant governor in 1982, John Kerry assured the voters of Massachusetts that he wasn't seeking the position as a mere "stepping-stone" to higher office. But just one year into his four-year term, he announced his candidacy for the US Senate seat that Paul Tsongas was vacating because of illness. ... more
• Heh: Brown Says Kerry Would be an “Excellent” Choice for Secretary of State Tue Nov 13
  Daniel Doherty
• Managing Expectations: Team Obama Paints Romney as Best Debater in History Sat Sep 29
  Kate Hicks
• Magic of 2008 Eludes Obama After Flat Convention Mon Sep 10
  Michael Barone
  The consensus on Barack Obama's acceptance speech Thursday night, and in effect on the Democratic National Convention as a whole, is that it was a bust. ... more
• "Apparently the White House was Calling George With Their Latest Talking Points" Tue Aug 21
  America
  Newsbusted Conservative Comedy ... more
• Who's Afraid of Wealthy Politicians? Tue Aug 7
  Mona Charen
  Scurrilous would be a step up for Harry Reid. If he were a Republican ... you know the drill. The word "McCarthyite" would be on everyone's lips and the thoroughly contemptible accusation -- based (ha!) on an anonymous "investor" who supposedly phoned Reid -- would be the story of the day. Reid's fetid slander, and not Romney's response, would preoccupy everyone interested in politics. ... more
• Serious About Syria Mon Aug 6
  Rich Galen
  Former Secretary General of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, abruptly resigned as the special peace envoy to Syria. Abrupt is the correct word, because Annan's brief only extended until the end of this month. The current UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon said he would try to find a replacement for Annan to complete the term of the "mandate." ... more
• Score One for American Sovereignty: Law of the Sea Treaty Sinks in the Senate Mon Jul 16
  Townhall.com Staff
• The Fear Vote Sat Jun 9
  Bill O'Reilly
  If the election were held tomorrow, Mitt Romney would be the next president of the United States. Why? Because many voters are afraid, that's why. And fearful people usually try to change their circumstances. ... more
• What the Washington Post Missed Tue May 15
  Ken Blackwell
  Last week, the Washington Post produced a front-page story intended to shock readers with the news of Mitt Romney’s leading fellow preppies in cutting the bleach-blond hair of a student at their school. The incident in question took place in 1965, some 47 years ago. ... more
• Spare Us: John Kerry Afraid Obama Will Be "Swiftboated" Thu Mar 29
  Kate Hicks
• 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
• Muhammad Hates Diversity Wed Nov 30
  Ben Shapiro
  This week, in Oakland, Calif., America saw yet another stellar example of the glories of diversity. At a taping of a rap music video in that fair city, eight people, including a one-year-old child, were shot. When a classical music video goes wrong, somebody busts a string. When a rap music video goes wrong, somebody busts a cap. ... more
• John Edwards 2012 Resolution: Avoid Occupying Prison Cell Mon Nov 21
  Katie Pavlich
• Pot, Kettle: Kerry Calls Romney a Flip-Flopper Sun Nov 20
  Kate Hicks
• Who Are These Fat-Cat Few at the Top? Thu Nov 3
  Victor Davis Hanson
  First lady Michelle Obama the other day railed at "the few at the top," who do all sorts of bad things. A few months ago, we began hearing of the "1 percent" who are responsible for the current economic mess. "They" apparently make all their money at the expense of the other 99 percent. Are they the same as last year's villains, who had not paid "their fair share" in making over $200,000 in annual income? ... more
• Kerry asks Congress to pay alleged Bulger victims Tue Nov 1
  AP News
• At ease, Rick Perry hunts pheasants in Iowa Sat Oct 22
  AP News
• In Obama vs. Romney, echoes of Bush vs. Kerry Thu Oct 20
  AP News
• Democrats target Romney, draw from Bush vs. Kerry Thu Oct 20
  AP News
• Kerry asks ocean chief for fishing industry aid Wed Oct 19
  AP News

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