Republican National Convention on Townhall

• De Pasquale’s Dozen with Former U.S. Spokesman to the U.N. Richard Grenell Mon Oct 22
  Lisa De Pasquale
  This week the final Presidential debate will focus on foreign policy. Conservatives have many great leaders on this front, including Richard Grenell. I was fortunate to meet him at the Republican National Convention in Tampa this year. Having followed his career and TV appearances, I jumped at the opportunity to interview him. ... more
• What I Ask of Romney and Obama Wed Sep 5
  John Stossel
  The Republican Convention ended on the theme "Believe in America." That sounded nice, but it was just another platitude. Mitt Romney's speech was filled with platitudes: "We will honor America's democratic ideals. ... We're united to preserve liberty." ... more
• Convention Memories Through the Years Tue Sep 4
  Debra J. Saunders
  On the door of my home office hangs a collection of press passes I have amassed since I attended the Democratic National Convention in Atlanta in 1988. When I return home at the end of this week, bruised, blistered and tottering from lack of sleep, I shall hang my new trophies with their brethren and pause to think of how lucky I am. ... more
• 5 Things We Learned from the 2012 Republican National Convention Sat Sep 1
  Steve Deace
  Proving yet again that its first principles and ideas that drive people to become Republicans, almost in spite of itself the GOP has an emerging generation of leaders that seem dramatically superior to the current one. ... more
• 5 Reasons "Negro Spotting" At The Republican National Convention Is Stupid Fri Aug 31
  John Hawkins
  Have you heard of "Negro Spotting?" It's a liberal game on Twitter. Libs see a black person at the Republican National Convention and they laugh and laugh at the hilarity! ... more
• Republicans, Torn Apart in Factions? Wed Aug 29
  Brent Bozell
  The Republican convention was delayed by a day on Monday. It's not a problem: The national media's preconvention spin was timed perfectly, almost as if it was on automatic pilot. In Monday's New York Times, longtime political writer Adam Nagourney regurgitated the same old, tired political spin that the Republican Party is too conservative and exclusionary on "social issues" and that their divisive stands will hurt them with "mainstream" voters. ... more
• Ron Paul Wins 32/40 Delegates in Minnesota Sun May 20
  Daniel Doherty
• Team Ron Paul: We'll Make Sure Our Delegates Behave Themselves at the Convention Wed May 16
  Erika Johnsen
• Gingrich reduces staff, cuts schedule in bid to save his campaign Wed Mar 28
  Townhall.com Staff
• Report: Newt Won't Drop Out, Plans Convention Fight Fri Mar 16
  Guy Benson

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