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As Bush Stays Silent, His Reputation Steadily Gains Thu Apr 25

Michael Barone

Tomorrow, the George W. Bush Presidential Center will be dedicated at Southern Methodist University in Texas. It's a good time to look back on the performance of the 43rd president, who has been almost entirely missing from the public stage these past four years. ... more
'Player' Obama: First Black POTUS Who Won’t Be Stopped Mon Apr 8

Crystal Wright

President Barack Obama just couldn’t help himself. He saw a pretty woman, channeled his inner Bill Clinton, and swooned over California’s Attorney General Kamala Harris. ... more
Get Out of the Weeds Thu Feb 28

Michael Reagan

Our campaigner in chief is running around the country pushing for higher taxes and no spending cuts and crying, "The federal sky will fall!" if Congress doesn't stop the puny 10 percent sequester from happening. ... more
Cheap Politicians Tue Oct 2

Thomas Sowell

Now that the National Football League has apparently learned that it can be costly to hire cheap officials, perhaps the rest of us should learn the same lesson when it comes to government officials, whose bad calls can do a lot more damage. ... more
Who is the Greatest President of All Time? Fri Apr 20

Washington, DC

MRCTV's Dan Joseph posed the question people at the Emancipation Day celebration in Washington, DC. Check out their responses. ... more
Is Newt Gingrich Running for POTUS or Working at the Chocolate Factory? Thu Dec 29

Crystal Wright

Newt Gingrich needs to stop his parade of excuses for failing to qualify to get his name on Virginia’s GOP presidential ballot. “I think it’s more like Lucille Ball at the chocolate factory. You’ve got to get it organized,” quipped Romney about Gingrich’s Virginia fiasco. ... more
An Able Gingrich Makes for a Bad Cain Tue Nov 8

Crystal Wright

In what was designed to be a modern day re-play of the Lincoln-Douglass style debate, Newt Gingrich reinforced he’s the best candidate in the GOP field with what appears to be the slimmest odds of capturing the nomination. Newt not only was knowledgeable of the issues but gave practical solutions for solving the country’s problems. Conversely, Cain repeatedly abdicated first responses to questions to Gingrich and kept agreeing with Newt’s answers. ... more
Solyndra: Obama's Solar Slush Fund Sat Oct 8

Bob Beauprez

As more is learned, it becomes increasingly clear that the Administration used the Stimulus, and specifically the green energy loan program, as a campaign slush fund to distribute billions of dollars like party favors to supporters and to grandstand for reelection to a perceived constituency. ... more
E-Mails Reveal Early White House Worries Over Solyndra Tue Oct 4

Townhall.com Staff
E-Mails Reveal Early White House Worries Over Solyndra Tue Oct 4

Townhall.com Staff
Fat Lady with Big Bottom Sings in Stock Market Fri Sep 30

Crista Huff

The much bigger change will come with a new POTUS, because business leaders simply don’t trust our current president. Even if the Supreme Court ruled Obamacare unconstitutuional, CEOs would continue to sit on the sidelines with their cash, wondering what type of expensive regulatory assault would hit them next. ... more
Mr. President: Lead or Get Out of the Way! Wed Mar 9

Michael Reagan

Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is getting away with murder because the president of the United States refuses to take action when that's exactly what is called for. ... more
Gingrich, Santorum off Fox to consider POTUS run Wed Mar 2

AP News
Do Obama’s Lousy Results Mean He’s Deliberately Destructive? Wed Mar 2

Michael Medved

Some conservative commentators spent their Presidents’ Day holiday ruminating over Barack Obama’s evil intentions, or denouncing the chief executive as an alien interloper and fanatical ideologue perversely determined to damage the Republic. Instead, they might have focused on the history of the John Adams’ White House prayer to develop a more effective context for their criticism. ... more
Growing Up with POTUS Fri Jul 30

Suzanne Fields