Slander on Townhall

• Politico Columnist: These Tea Partiers Are "Full Blown Terrorists" Fri Jul 29
  Guy Benson
• Rupert Murdoch Plays Fair Mon Jul 25
  Katie Kieffer
  When arch rivals like the Chicago Bears and the Green Bay Packers go head-to-head, anything is fair game. Except cheating. Winning is the end-goal, but neither team will knowingly jeopardize its NFL standing. ... more
• Conservatives and the "N" Word Wed Jun 22
  J.D. Thorpe
  The "N" word is a deplorable utterance that has elucidated the ignorance of a certain demographic in our country for many decades. ... more
• Fear Not, Buy an iPad Mon Jun 13
  Katie Kieffer
  If Steve Jobs’ name were Lindsay Lohan and he were looking for work starring as the wife of John Gotti Jr. in a mobster film, confrontation with the law would be the best thing that ever happened to Apple. ... more
• DNC Chair is Lying for Votes Mon Jun 13
  Bob Beauprez
  Nowhere is the strike zone more generous than in politics where slander and character assassination is expected. However, the new chairman of the Democratic National Committee is getting pounded for creating a new low standard. ... more
• Enough with Liberal Name Calling Tue May 31
  Carrie Lukas
  It's clear that the idea of civility is applied selectively. The double standard was made clear again last week when Ed Schultz called conservative radio host Laura Ingraham a "slut". ... more
• Knox slander trial opens in Italy Tue May 17
  AP News
• Winning the FY 2012 In The Fall Budget Means Winning the FY 2011 Showdown Now Wed Apr 6
  Hugh Hewitt
  House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan's fiscal blueprint for 2012 and beyond has rightly been hailed as an enormously important development in the budget wars. ... more
• Richard Goldstone and Palestinian Statehood Mon Apr 4
  Caroline Glick
  Richard Goldstone’s repudiation of the eponymous blood libel he authored last year provides a number of lessons about the nature of the political war against the Jewish state and how we must act if we are to defeat it. Learning these lessons is an urgent task as we approach the next phase of the war to delegitimize us. ... more
• Vetting King's "Crimes" Fri Mar 11
  Diana West
  We don't know the impact of Rep. Peter King's hearings into Islamic "radicalization," but already we need a cheat sheet to debunk the disinformation and slander heaped upon Peter King. ... more
• Chicago Politics Targets High Court Tue Mar 8
  David Limbaugh
  The Alinskyite left is not content with cramming its legislative agenda down the American people's throats. Next stop: the Supreme Court. ... more
• CPAC's Experiment Gone Wild Sun Feb 13
  Kevin McCullough
  The results of the CPAC straw poll demonstrate the bizarre nature and overall oddity of this year's gathering of "conservatives." ... more
• Liberal Bouquets for Dead Conservatives Fri Feb 4
  Jonah Goldberg
  Over the last decade or so, as the giants of the founding generation of modern American conservatism have died, each has been rehabilitated into a gentleman-statesman of a bygone era of conservative decency and open-mindedness. ... more
• Why Waste A Good Tragedy? Sun Jan 16
  Ken Connor
  Fueled by the relentless nature of the 24-hour cable news cycle and the modern impulse to derive a sociological lesson from even the most inexplicable and senseless acts of violence, there is already talk of a need for laws regulating the use of "inflammatory" imagery and rhetoric. ... more
• Contemptible Opportunists in Giffords Shooting Obscure Actual Problem Tue Jan 11
  Mona Charen
  Widespread deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill, along with laws that require a showing of dangerousness before a person can be involuntarily subjected to treatment, make it exceedingly difficult to stop a crazed gunman before his murderous spree. ... more
• Court will not overturn $5 million slander award Mon Jan 10
  AP News
• Defense Secretary Lady Gaga and the Real Obama Administration Wed Dec 22
  Ben Shapiro
  Too bad Obama thinks the best person for the job of secretary of defense is a bisexual, drug-addled talentless Auto-Tune creation with a relentlessly annoying fan base. That's right -- Lady Gaga is the de facto secretary of defense. ... more
• SPLC: Medical Science, Christianity Equal ‘Hate’ Tue Dec 21
  Matt Barber
  Sometimes the most effective way to deal with a bully is to simply pop him in the chops. While it may not shut him up entirely, it usually gives him pause before he resumes flapping his toxic jaws. It also has the effect of showing the other kids in the schoolyard that they have nothing to fear. Though the bully struts about projecting the tough-guy image, he's typically the most insecure pansy on the block. ... more
• Like a Condom, the First Amendment Can't Protect You Wed Dec 15
  Ann Coulter
  First of all, I feel so much more confident that the TSA's nude photos of airline passengers will never be released now that I know the government couldn't even prevent half a million classified national security documents from being posted on WikiLeaks. ... more
• Beaten Russian reporter convicted of slander Wed Nov 10
  AP News
• Amanda Knox indicted on slander charges Mon Nov 8
  AP News
• They Think You Are Stupid: Why Resistance To Obamacare Is Growing Despite Intimidation and Slander Thu Aug 6
  Hugh Hewitt
  President Obama's decision to unleash his operatives at the DNC, surrogates like Barbara Boxer, and his staff like Linda Douglas to slander and attempt to intimidate opponents of Obamacare not only has badly backfired, it has opened another front the president now finds himself fighting on. ... more
• Saturday Night Slander Thu Oct 2
  Nathan Tabor
  A generation ago, comedian Chevy Chase made a name for himself through a series of pratfalls he took as a character who might best be described as the Klutz-in-Chief. ... more

• ← Previous
• Next →