Juan Williams on Townhall

• 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
• Waivers, Waivers, Waivers Tue May 24
  New York
  20% of all Obamacare waivers in April went to 38 businesses in Nancy Pelosi's district. Coincidence? ... more
• Obama's Greatest Failing of All? Thu Mar 17
  Ross Mackenzie
  Will the President's passivity regarding Libya rank among his greatest failings of all? ... more
• NPR's Ridiculous Denials Wed Mar 16
  Brent Bozell
  In the public policy conversation today, there is nothing funnier than hearing the leadership of National Public Radio deny there's a liberal bias at play over there. ... more
• GOP Should Heed Lesson of 1991: No Guts, No Glory Tue Mar 15
  Byron York
  In early March 1991, all the smart people in politics knew one thing about the upcoming 1992 campaign: President George H.W. Bush was unbeatable ... more
• National Public Racket Sun Mar 13
  Debra J. Saunders
  Banish from your mind the recent controversies involving NPR's perceived or (I believe) real liberal bias. Even then, fiscal conservatives in Congress had called for cuts in federal funding for the Corporation of Public Broadcasting. ... more
• Why NPR Should Urge Congress to End Its Subsidy Thu Mar 10
  Michael Barone
  What do they put in the water cooler over at NPR? ... more
• The Elmo 'Vendetta' Wed Mar 9
  David Harsanyi
  Looks as if we're finally going to get those hipsters at National Public Radio. Elmo should probably start thinking twice before going outside, as well. ... more
• NPR, PBS Federal Subsidies Should Go Tue Feb 15
  Debra J. Saunders
  The liberal group Moveon.org has been sending out e-mails to warn that Republicans are back in control of the House and to ask recipients to sign a petition that states, "Congress must protect NPR and PBS and guarantee them permanent funding, free from political meddling. ... more
• GOP Gears Up Again to Strip NPR of Federal Funds Fri Jan 14
  Byron York
  For years, Republicans have wanted to cut off federal funding for National Public Radio. They tried and failed in the 1990s, but now, with a new GOP majority in the House, they're ready to try again. ... more
• NPR: Executive in Juan Williams firing resigns Fri Jan 7
  AP News
• NPR: Executive in Juan Williams firing resigns Thu Jan 6
  AP News
• On Holder, Clapper, Escalated Rhetoric, the Chicago Way, Etc. Thu Dec 30
  Ross Mackenzie
  What was the worst legislative decision of the passing year? The gigantically unpopular ObamaCare. And what was the year's best judicial ruling? Federal District Judge Henry Hudson's determination that in enacting ObamaCare, Congress exceeded its constitutional authority. ... more
• Is NPR for Sale? Tue Nov 30
  Paul Greenberg
  George Soros, sugar daddy of 1,001 leftish crusaders, personal hobbyhorses, and even some good causes, has just given NPR $1.8 million to hire a hundred new reporters. ... more
• NPR fires Juan Williams - Big Deal? Tue Oct 26
  Humberto Fontova
  They finally nabbed Al Capone—but for tax evasion. Legislation to de-fund The Corporation for Public Broadcasting will finally be introduced—but because of Juan Williams’ pink slip. Senator Jim DeMint explained his motivation, “Since 2001, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which funds programming for National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting Service, has received nearly $4 billion in taxpayer money..there’s simply no reason to force taxpayers to subsidize liberal programming they disagree with.” ... more
• On Juan Williams Fri Oct 22
  Rich Galen
  Juan Williams was fired from National Public Radio for a comment he made on Fox (with whom he has also had a long-term contract) in which he said on the Fox News Channel's The O'Reilly Factor. ... more
• NPR Finally Finds An Excuse To Fire Juan Williams Thu Oct 21
  Guy Benson
  Just before he uttered the words that ended his distinguished career at NPR, Juan Williams foretold his own demise: "I think political correctness can lead to some kind of paralysis where you don't address reality." ... more
• NPR Fires Juan Williams Thu Oct 21
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• NPR Fires Juan Williams Thu Oct 21
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• I'm Tired of Condescending Politicians Tue Jun 8
  Helen Whalen Cohen
• Blago Exposed-O Thu Nov 29
  John Howell and Amy Jacobson

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