Summer Vacation on Townhall

• Just Keep Swimming: DOJ Conveniently Pushes Pool Regulations Past Election Sat May 26
  Kate Hicks
• Spain unemployment claims in October up by 134,000 Thu Nov 3
  AP News
• Candidate Romney reaps $14 million in latest quarter Fri Oct 14
  Reuters News
• Alcoa's third-quarter net income disappoints Tue Oct 11
  AP News
• State's love for old bridges rekindled by storm Sat Oct 8
  AP News
• Perry raises $17 million in first campaign period Wed Oct 5
  Reuters News
• Wild market ride is driving people out of stocks Sun Oct 2
  AP News
• Grand hotels build on their brand in shaky economy Sun Oct 2
  AP News
• Cunning: Obama Skips Hole of Golf to Avoid Photographers Mon Aug 22
  Guy Benson
• France and Germany Conquer Europe...OK, Not Really Mon Aug 22
  Mike Shedlock
  The Eurobond idea is finished. The EU and the market is going to have to deal with it, and the market has been viewing Eurobonds as a savior. I do not care for Eurobonds either, yet the odds of an EU breakup have just increased. ... more
• The View From Martha's Vineyard Fri Aug 19
  Pat Buchanan
  As he and his daughters bicycle around the summer playground of the Northeastern elite, Martha's Vineyard, President Obama is steadily bleeding away both the support of the nation and that of his most loyal constituency. ... more
• Obama's Mideast Mess Fri Aug 19
  Oliver North
  Having completed his three-state "Midwest listening tour," President Barack Obama is now on vacation on Martha's Vineyard. ... more
• Changing Tides Thu Aug 4
  Jackie Gingrich Cushman
  It's the last few weeks of summer. For those of us with children in school, this is our last chance to get away before becoming engulfed in school schedules, homework, activities and carpool. For children, it is their last chance to be carefree, sleep in and play with friends. ... more
• McConnell Plan: Bidding For Survival, Not Victory Wed Jul 20
  Michael Medved
  Senator Mitch McConnell’s original suggestion for solving the nation’s debt ceiling dilemma outraged many of his fellow conservatives and would, if enacted in its initial form, have probably produced deep disgust in the public at large ... more
• Summer a Time for Reading Thu Jul 7
  Emmett Tyrrell
  It is summer and time to read books. I recall that Meg Greenfield, the sainted and deceased former editor of the editorial page of The Washington Post, made fun of the idea of summer books. ... more
• Chu Pimps Your Budget at the Pump Wed Jun 1
  Bob Beauprez
  The stated objective of the Administration according to Energy Secretary, Stephen Chu, has been "to figure out how to boost the price of gasoline to the levels in Europe." Unfortunately for American families, they are well on the way. ... more
• The Debt Bomb Is Coming Due Tue Apr 12
  Larry Kudlow
  The problem with the rising debt burden is too much spending and too little growth. A spending-limitation of 20 percent to GDP would go a long way toward fixing the debt-bomb problem. ... more
• The Japan Syndrome Thu Mar 17
  Cal Thomas
  In the 1979 movie "The China Syndrome," reporter Kimberly Wells (played by Jane Fonda) witnesses an accident at a nuclear power plant and then uncovers a plot to keep it a secret in order to protect the power company's billion-dollar investment. ... more
• Students: Score Credit for Re-Electing President Obama! Fri Mar 4
  Kyle Olson
  Suppose you’re a college student who is about to begin searching for a summer job. There’s only one problem: nobody is hiring. ... more

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