President Obama on Townhall

• Dr. Carson's Refreshing Jolt of Good Societal Medicine Tue Feb 12
  David Limbaugh
  President Obama must have been stunned at the "audacity" of Dr. Benjamin Carson in challenging his core assumptions right to his face in front of thousands of people at the National Prayer Breakfast. ... more
• State of the Union Cheat Sheet Tue Feb 12
  Mona Charen
  I haven't been able to pilfer an advance copy of the president's State of the Union address, but I hereby offer some guesses as to what he'll say tonight. ... more
• Selective Thoughts Mon Feb 11
  Bruce Bialosky
  Our soon-to-be Treasury Secretary, Jack Lew, has a fascinating resume. ... more
• Will President Obama Sit Down With Me To Discuss the FairTax? Fri Feb 8
  Neal Boortz
  When someone says “First Amendment” you immediately think about your right to free speech, or perhaps freedom of religion. The First Amendment actually goes beyond that. For those of you who attended government schools, it’s time for a refresher. ... more
• Do White House leaks rise to level of impeachable offense? Wed Feb 6
  America
  New fallout from intelligence leaks that revealed national security initiatives. ... more
• As Student Debt Reaches Record High $27K, Half of Grads Underemployed Sun Feb 3
  Celia Bigelow
  FICO released a new study that analyzed 10 million credit files to find trends within the student loan industry. The group concluded that the student loan industry is on an unsustainable path (but I think we knew that already). ... more
• How President Obama Lost His Shirt to John Boehner Wed Jan 30
  Ralph Benko
  The House, under the leadership of Speaker John Boehner, has precipitated a postponement in the debt ceiling fight until May. This represents a strategic choice by Boehner to make the Sequester fight, not the debt ceiling fight, the next major engagement. ... more
• Super Bowl-ers Come Out Against Obama's Remarks About Football Tue Jan 29
  Kevin Glass
• Not to Call Names, But... Tue Jan 29
  Paul Greenberg
  Somewhere in our president's short inaugural address last week (it only seemed long), our newly re-elected chief executive paused to deliver a pious little sermon on the evils of name-calling -- and for good measure, the evils of delay, spectacle and absolutism, too. ... more
• The Great Divider Tue Jan 29
  Ken Hoagland
  All those Americans who hoped that in victory a magnanimous President would move toward reconciliation of a divided people were bitterly disappointed by Barack Obama’s inaugural speech. ... more
• Changing the Guard Fri Jan 25
  Oliver North
  The Obama administration is changing the guard. Minutes after the president retook the oath of office, he formally submitted nominations for his new secretary of state, secretary of defense and CIA director. ... more
• Europe's Wishes Came True Thu Jan 24
  Victor Davis Hanson
  Almost a decade ago, Europeans and many progressive Americans were lamenting how the United States was going to miss out on the 21st-century paradigm symbolized by the robust European Union. ... more
• Obama Cements His Legacy Thu Jan 24
  Brent Bozell
  Newsweek stopped its print edition at the end of 2012, but they still tried to scandalize the country by producing a fake cover honoring Obama's second inauguration as "The Second Coming." ... more
• Big Government 2.0 Thu Jan 24
  Cal Thomas
  Bill Clinton isn't often wrong when it comes to politics, but his assertion in his 1996 State of the Union Address that "the era of big government is over" was a bit premature. In light of President Obama's Second Inaugural Address, the era of big government has just begun. ... more
• Obama's New Audacity Wed Jan 23
  Terry Jeffrey
  When he stood before the world to deliver his first inaugural address four years ago, President Barack Obama proudly declared, "We are a nation of Christians and Muslims, Jews and Hindus, and non-believers." ... more
• Is President Obama Liberalism's Gorbachev? Tue Jan 22
  Jerry Bowyer
  The Ruling Class of America is not up to the challenge of leading America in the world, partly because it has engaged for several generations now in a process of reverse merit selection. ... more
• Remembering Obama’s Inaugural Promises Mon Jan 21
  Dan Holler
  Four years ago, President Barack Obama told a captive nation that change would come. Change did indeed come to America, but not the change many people envisioned. ... more
• Obama's Health Care Problem Sat Jan 19
  John C. Goodman
  President Obama made a remarkable statement to John Boehner in the middle of their negotiations leading up to the fiscal cliff. "We don't have a spending problem," the president said. We have "a health care problem." ... more
• On Guns, an Abuse of Power Fri Jan 18
  David Harsanyi
  When Barack Obama implored Americans to "do the right thing" on gun restriction during a news conference this week, the "right thing" should have been obvious to everyone. Absolute moral authority -- it's the only way to go. ... more
• Taxpayers Giving $4B to Green Energy Projects Overseas Fri Jan 18
  America
  U.S. taxpayers have forked over nearly $4 billion to foreign-owned companies as part of a stimulus program that pays cash grants to green-energy firms, according to a newly released congressional report. ... more
• Digital Medical Hubris Tue Jan 15
  Mona Charen
  Now the other shoes begin to drop. Voters knew in November that many of the promises Obama made in 2008 had been broken. ... more
• No Common Ground for Congress, Obama on Gun Control Mon Jan 14
  America
  There are increasing signs that Congress and President Obama are not finding much to agree on concerning the issue of gun legislation. ... more
• John Kerry to be Nominated for Secretary of State Fri Dec 21
  Heather Ginsberg
• Laffer Curve Warning about the Economy and Tax Revenue for President Obama and other Class Warriors Thu Nov 29
  Daniel J. Mitchell
  Taken from page 109 of a CBO report, it shows what will happen if the economy grows just a tiny bit less than the baseline projection. ... more
• Unlocking Obama's Economic Vision (Spoiler: It's Blurry) Fri Nov 16
  S. E. Cupp
  Wednesday’s press conference marked the first occasion journalists have had to question the President directly – about anything – in eight months, and President Obama tipped his hat on his plans to confront the coming fiscal cliff with chastened House Republicans. ... more
• A Personal Note to President Obama Sat Nov 10
  Bill O'Reilly
  Dear Mr. President: You must be tired. Please take some time off. You worked very hard to get re-elected. As a loyal American, I want you in good health, and that means some rest and relaxation once in a while. ... more

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