President Barack Obama on Townhall

NewsBusted Fri Nov 30

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A humorous take on all the hottest stories. ... more
What The Debates Taught Us Thu Oct 25

Victor Davis Hanson

The president of the United States in the last debate chose to go on the attack against his challenger, Mitt Romney -- and once again largely failed to convince the American people that he was the more presidential alternative. ... more
Mr. President, Why Won't You Help Us Avert National Bankruptcy? Tue Oct 23

David Limbaugh

President Obama, I'd like to follow up on my most recent column and ask you a few more questions, please. ... more
Clinton Sidesteps Blame Even As She Accepts It Fri Oct 19

Diana West

Honestly, did the buck really stop with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Benghazi-gate, or did the buck just stop? ... more
The Second Debate Thud Fri Oct 19

Rich Galen

The Obama campaign has to make this a comparison between the individuals - Barack Obama and Mitt Romney - and it has spent somewhere near a half BILLION dollars demonizing Romney. ... more
The Undoing Of The Storybook Man Fri Oct 5

Jonah Goldberg

If you've seen the "Shrek" movies or the spin-off cartoon starring the storybook cat voiced by Antonio Banderas, you know what I'm talking about. Whenever Puss in Boots really needs something from someone, he flashes these enormous kitten eyes that melt anyone in their path. ... more
Carney Struggles to Justify Obama Snubbing World Leaders Tue Sep 25

Washington, DC

Press Secretary Jay Carney can't answer why President Obama didn't meet with world leaders but instead headed over to "The View." ... more
America at a Precipice, Freedom at Risk Sat Sep 22

Alan Sears

America stands at a precipice. Never before have so many of our fundamental, God-given freedoms hung by so thin a thread here at home as they do now. ... more
Middle East madness Thu Sep 20

Victor Davis Hanson

Last week, Muslim mobs took to the streets to murder the American ambassador in Libya and three of his staffers. American embassies were attacked from Egypt to Yemen. ... more
Focus Should Be on Facts Thu Sep 20

Jackie Gingrich Cushman

The challenge for modern-day campaigns is that the rapid speed of the news cycle ensures that new news is created on a daily basis, even when it is not really news. Blame the hunger for something novel and fresh that can eat up time on the 24-hour cable news channels. ... more
Gutfeld on Obama's Letterman Appearance: He's 'Visiting a Bitter, Old Crank' as the 'World Implodes' Wed Sep 19

America

The Five's Greg Gutfeld describes ten things the President could be doing instead of another "late night infomercial." ... more
Obama's Same Old, Same Old Sat Sep 8

Larry Kudlow

Perhaps the reason for President Obama's flat and energy-less speech Thursday night -- TV cameras panning the convention floor actually showed delegates falling asleep -- was that he already knew Friday's jobs numbers were going to be a disaster. ... more
An alternative to Democrats' moral bankruptcy Sat Sep 8

Star Parker

Maybe Democrats have some slick salesmen, like Bill Clinton and our current president, who can sell you swampland and have you convinced that you've bought choice beachfront property. ... more
Are We Better Off? Sun Sep 2

Heather Ginsberg
Romney 48, Obama 44 Mon May 14

Katie Pavlich
Time For a Cease-Fire in the Phony 'War on Women' Tue Apr 17

Byron York

Bay Buchanan, the Republican activist who often speaks publicly on behalf of Mitt Romney, baffled a group of reporters recently when she threw out a statistic no one had heard before. ... more
A Titanic Misappropriation of Reagan Tue Apr 17

Robert Knight

The Titanic went down 100 years ago, on April 15, 1912. It took just two hours and forty minutes for the sea to swallow the ship that “God Himself couldn’t sink.” ... more
Barack Obama's Bloodiest Scandal Mon Apr 16

Katie Pavlich

In my new book, Fast and Furious: Barack Obama’s Bloodiest Scandal and Its Shameless Coverup, I document the conspiracy of senior Obama officials to subvert the Second Amendment, which led directly to the murders of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry, I.C.E. Agent Jaime Zapata and countless, faceless lives in Mexico. It debunks the Obama administration’s lies, denials and excuses. This administration was willing to use humans as collateral damage to push a political agenda, and had no shame in doing so. Now, the administration has no shame in covering up their reckless actions. ... more
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
Obama's Big Trayvon Lie Wed Mar 28

Ben Shapiro

The facts of the Trayvon Martin case are still unclear. But that hasn't stopped the all-knowing, all-seeing President Obama from voicing his opinion of the situation. "You know," said Obama, "if I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon. All of us have to do some soul-searching to figure out how does something like this happen." ... more
Where's the Hope? Tue Mar 13

Cal Thomas

You've got to hand it to Democrats and the Obama re-election campaign. Like a quarterback who looks left to draw the defense away from his intended target on the right, Democrats have managed to divert our attention. ... more
Channeling Scoop Jackson Tue Mar 13

Frank Gaffney

When Barack Obama became President of the United States, he swore an oath to “preserve, protect and defend our Constitution.” Unfortunately, evidence has accumulated ever since that he feels no obligation to honor his commitment. ... more
Hollywood Hypocrites Tue Mar 13

New York

The truth about President Obama's biggest backers in Hollywood. ... more
Intelligence and Wisdom: Which Is More Important in a President, and Where Does It Come From? Fri Mar 9

Townhall.com Staff

The connection between intelligence and wisdom has been debated since the beginning of recorded history, but it seldom finds more acute form than in our consideration of presidents and presidential candidates. No one disputes that very smart people can do dumb or evil things, and that wisdom is often found in seemingly childlike verities. ... more
Gas Pains Fri Mar 9

Oliver North

One year ago this week, I wrote a column titled "Crude Cruelty," which covered a jump in the cost of motor fuel and a corresponding spike in prices for food and rising unemployment. Government "experts" attributed the bad news to "supply disruptions" and "uncertainty" caused by unrest in Libya. ... more
Vetting Obama: Leftists Take Steps To Prevent You From Learning Anything Thu Mar 8

Tony Katz

In partial fulfillment of Andrew Breitbart's promise to "vet" the President this time, the Breitbart.com team posted a video of President Barack Obama as a law student at Harvard. It also ran on Hannity tonight. The video shows the young Obama asking his fellow law students to: ... more