Obama Administration on Townhall
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Obama Is In Charge; This Is on Him Fri May 31David Limbaugh
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Obama on the Ropes Wed May 29Rich Galen
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John RansomIf anything has been shown through the he-said-she-said of finger pointing, scandal, incompetence, venality, hubris, vanity and error is that when government and politics gets involved you can expect the he-said-she-said of finger pointing, scandal, incompetence, venality, hubris, vanity and error. ... more
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Benghazi Report Revives Troubling Questions Mon Apr 29Michael Barone"What difference, at this point, does it make?" That was former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's angry response to a question about the State Department's account of the attack on the Benghazi consulate where Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans were murdered on Sept. 11, 2012. ... more
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Donald LambroClearly, President Obama is playing a nasty political game with the air-traffic controller furloughs that have forced severe airline delays across the country. ... more
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Erik TelfordAre you comfortable with one of the world’s most powerful corporations recording and analyzing every email you send and receive, every document you open, the videos that you watch online, and your full search history? ... more
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Kevin Glass
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Anna HigginsThe Obama administration and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) have announced yet another proposal to “accommodate” religious freedom under the HHS contraception mandate. If nothing else, this appears to be a concession that last year’s much-touted “accommodation” was insufficient. ... more
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Women in Combat Spells Trouble Fri Jan 25Linda ChavezWith little discussion or fanfare, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta lifted the ban on women in combat that has been in effect for as long as there has been a U.S. military. Feminists and some women serving in the military are applauding the move as a victory for equal rights. ... more
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Leah Barkoukis
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The Hagel Case Thu Jan 17Emmett TyrrellFormer senator Chuck Hagel is a suave, energetic, spirited fellow. He is intelligent, and from his early youth apparently patriotic and undoubtedly courageous. He showed that in Vietnam. Hagel has been a Republican senator and an accomplished businessman. Now he is President Barack Obama's nominee for secretary of defense. ... more
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Googling Cronyism Sat Jan 12Phil KerpenAn impartial rule of law is one of the pillars of a free society, so the curious resolution of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) probe into alleged anti-competitive practice by Google should be cause for concern even for those of us who are skeptical of antitrust law. ... more
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The Blind Sheik and Our Mute President Wed Jan 9Michelle MalkinEgypt's terror-coddling President Mohamed Morsi has repeated his arrogant demand that America free convicted 1993 World Trade Center mastermind Omar Abdel-Rahman. I'd like to report that President Obama repeated his unequivocal rejection of the Muslim Brotherhood leader's entreaties. But as of this writing, no such public statement or restatement yet exists. ... more
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True Drone Lies Mon Dec 10Katie KiefferSuperheroes often live double lives. But so do super-villains. For four years, the Obama administration has been living a double-life regarding drones. ... more
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Stephanopoulos Defends Susan Rice Mon Dec 3AmericaPundits discuss whether the UN Ambassador can be nominated for Secretary of State. ... more
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This Much we Know: What Happened at Benghazi Tue Nov 27Paul GreenbergThe investigations continue unabated as the accusations and defenses multiply in the aftermath of the murderous attack on our diplomats in Benghazi. But this much we know: American lives, including that of our ambassador to Libya, were lost. Chris Stevens was respected at home and loved in Libya, where he had become a symbol of America's good will and, more important, the ability of this country and the West in general to act in freedom's cause, not just talk about it. ... more
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The Plot to Hide Al Qaeda's Role in the Deadly Sept. 11 Attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi Wed Nov 21Donald LambroOne of President Obama's national security boasts in the 2012 presidential election was that al Qaeda's ranks have been "decimated," they're "on the run," and "on the path to defeat." So when the evil, terrorist network built by Osama bin Laden destroyed the U.S. consulate in Libya and killed our ambassador and three other officials on Sept. 11, it sent a chilling message that, contrary to Obama's preposterous claim, al Qaeda's very much alive and capable of killing Americans with impunity on U.S. soil. ... more
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Soaring Toward Totalitarianism Mon Nov 19Mike Adams(Some time in the not-too-distant future at a public university near you). Good morning, everyone. My name is Dean Crawler and I would like to welcome everyone to new staff training here in the Dean of Student's Office at the University of Neo-Communism in Wonderland, or UNCW. ... more
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Sex and the City (of Washington) Thu Nov 15Cal ThomasThe resignation of CIA Director David Petraeus over an extramarital affair has raised and will continue to raise a number of questions. ... more
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AmericaFather of former NAVY Seal killed in Benghazi criticizes Obama's reaction to the September 11 attack. ... more
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Michelle MalkinWhile Secretary of State Hillary Clinton boozes it up in Australia and the Pentagon grapples with more floozy eruptions, outraged military families are still waiting for answers about the forgotten 9/14 attack on Camp Bastion. ... more
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Leah Barkoukis
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Resistance with Respect Mon Nov 12Ken BlackwellWhen President Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected to his fourth term, Kansas editor William Allen White, a staunch Republican, wrote: "We who hate your gaudy guts salute you." President Obama: We have never hated your gaudy guts. ... more
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Unlicensed To Kill Sun Nov 11Debra J. SaundersDrew Rosenberg became a victim of San Francisco's sanctuary-city policies Nov. 16, 2010. The second-year law student was riding his motorcycle in rush-hour traffic, when a car driven by an unlicensed driver made a left turn and hit him. ... more
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Benghazi Baloney Wed Nov 7Ken ConnorThe mystery surrounding the 9/11 terror attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi continues to deepen. One of the more recent revelations in the ever unfolding story about the attack involves the suspicious departure of General Carter Ham, commander of AFRICOM. ... more
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Michelle MalkinThe next president of the United States must do right by our men and women in uniform. Our troops put their lives on the line to protect our right to vote, but untold thousands of them were unable to cast their own ballots on Tuesday. For shame. ... more
