Partisanship on Townhall

• Shutdown averted, but deep differences linger Wed Sep 28
  AP News
• Shutdown averted, but deep differences linger Wed Sep 28
  AP News
• Meet the Woman Running to "Fire Debbie" Fri Sep 23
  Guy Benson
  Given her prominent role as a top party spokesperson, fundraiser and cheerleader, some of Wasserman Schultz’s critics may forget that she simultaneously wears another hat: Three-term Congresswoman from Florida’s 20th Congressional District. Karen Harrington wants to strip DWS of that title in 2012. ... more
• The authority for questions Sun Sep 18
  Paul Jacob
  Who do you trust? For thinking people, that may not be the primary question. ... more
• My Fellow Americans... Fri Sep 2
  Jonah Goldberg
  President Obama is going to give yet another Big Speech next week. Who among us can contain his excitement? ... more
• Surprise: Obama Jobs Speech to Conflict with GOP Debate -- UPDATE: Boehner Resists? Wed Aug 31
  Guy Benson
• Spare Us the Sermons, Mr. President Thu Aug 4
  Victor Davis Hanson
  During the recent debt crisis, President Obama talked about the need for bipartisan compromise and, as in the past, urged civility. ... more
• When Partisans Fling Charges of Partisanship Tue Aug 2
  Byron York
  Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid frequently accused Republicans of playing partisan politics during the debt ceiling crisis. ... more
• Israel's Premier Opportunist Fri Jul 22
  Caroline Glick
  Saying that Israel faces daunting challenges today and that those challenges will multiply and grow in the near future should not be construed as a partisan or ideological statement. Rather, it is a statement of fact. ... more
• Three Dfferent Types of People Tue Jun 28
  Armstrong Williams
  Yet when it comes to executing the decisions that matter, that will truly impact this country for generations to come, another set of three come to mind: those who don’t know what’s happening, those who watch what’s happening, and those who make things happen. ... more
• What Mitt Should Say Wed May 25
  John C. Goodman
  This is a speech Mitt Romney should have given last year. It may even work this year. ... more
• Governing While Drunk on Partisanship Wed Apr 20
  Tony Blankley
  If future historians look back on the ruins of the American economy after a U.S. bond crisis struck in the second decade of the 21st century, many causes will be noted. ... more
• Justice Deserves Better Than Holder Tue Apr 5
  John Ransom
  Attorney General Eric Holder announced that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the confessed mastermind of the 9-11 attacks, will finally face a military tribunal under rules set up by the Bush administration. Holder, who has opposed using a military tribunal for the trial, made the announcement with the kind of wild partisanship that we’ve come to expect from the top justice official. ... more
• Corrupt Elections are Undermining Governance Fri Apr 1
  Floyd and Mary Beth Brown
  In state after state corruption is beginning to undermine the credibility of the fairness of elections. ... more
• Obama's Best Sport: Kicking the Can Mon Mar 7
  Lurita Doan
  Obama’s recent announcement that he will appoint a commission to propose and possibly oversee the closing and sale of obsolete federal buildings is yet another delaying tactic which allows Team Obama to wear the mantle of fiscal hawks, serious about cost-cutting, while delaying the need for immediate action to reduce the ever-ballooning deficit. ... more
• Government Electric Tue Jan 25
  Tim Carney
  Barack Obama rose to office promising to take on the "special interests." But there may be no "special interest" quite as special and quite as well connected as General Electric. ... more
• History Rebuts Tucson Lies Wed Jan 19
  Michael Medved
  The debate between left and right on contributing factors in the Tucson shootings has unfolded along utterly predictable and thoroughly unenlightening lines. ... more
• Now What? Fri Jan 14
  Mona Charen
  Some good has come of the tragedy in Tucson. President Obama has issued a de facto rebuke to those in his camp who attempted to use the murders to discredit and smear their political opponents. ... more
• Power of Prayer Thu Jan 13
  Jackie Gingrich Cushman
  Stuck at home, we have seen a lot of our neighbors, and it has reminded me of the importance of community -- real community. ... more
• The First Casualty Is Not Partisanship Tue Jan 11
  Debra J. Saunders
  How do we react to the horrific murders of Christina Green, 9; John Roll, 63; Gabe Zimmerman, 30; Dorothy Morris, 76; Dorwin Stoddard, 76; and Phyllis Schneck, 79; and the shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., and 13 others? ... more
• Feel Free To Label Me Wed Dec 15
  David Harsanyi
  "We are not labels -- we are people." ... more
• On "Dupes," Scholarship, Partisanship and Redemption Thu Sep 30
  Paul Kengor
  Think about how critical dupes were to American communists: Communists were always a tiny minority in this country, even at the height of their party membership in the 1930s, which peaked at about 100,000 members. ... more
• Health Care Summit Charade -- A Clinic in Obama Partisanship Tue Mar 2
  David Limbaugh
  For a guy who touts himself as bipartisan and demands bipartisanship from Republicans, President Barack Obama had a funny way of showing his bipartisanship during last week's health care summit. ... more

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