Thomas Jefferson on Townhall

• The Old Republic and Obama's America Fri Jan 25
  Pat Buchanan
  "Second Term Begins With a Sweeping Agenda for Equality," ran the eight-column banner in which The Washington Post captured the essence of Obama's second inaugural. ... more
• President Obama’s Proclamation: Displacing the Jews Wed Jan 16
  Ken Blackwell
  President Obama’s Religious Freedom Day Proclamation displaces the Jews. He describes America as a nation of “Christians and Muslims, Jews and Hindus, Sikhs and non-believers.” This may be politically correct, but it is historically inaccurate. In terms of numbers, the Jews in America have always exceeded the Muslims. In terms of their influence on American ideals, Jews have been foundational from the start. ... more
• Firearm Phobes Exploit School Shooting Tue Dec 18
  Janet M. LaRue
  When’s the last time you heard about a deranged gunman going on a shooting spree at a shooting range? Other than a spoof article on the Onion, a shooting range isn’t the preferred venue for a murderous shooting rampage. ... more
• Time to Temper the Political Discourse Wed Nov 7
  Marybeth Hicks
  Someone should take a poll asking Americans how they feel about polling. I’m pretty sure our shared distaste for it is one thing about which nearly all of us would agree. ... more
• Stuff Mon Oct 15
  Ken Blackwell
  During last week's vice presidential debate, the candidates clashed over whose team would be better able to impose "crippling" sanctions on Iran. The problem of sanctions is an old one. ... more
• Gold and Fear Sat Oct 13
  Ken Blackwell
  When Thomas Jefferson and John Adams served the infant American republic as diplomats in Paris in 1785, they were both deeply concerned about the Barbary pirates. ... more
• The Flood Approaches Thu Sep 20
  Paul Greenberg
  They go together like hot dogs and baseball games, though the combination isn't nearly as appetizing: mud and American presidential campaigns. ... more
• Can Romney Make the Case? Wed Apr 25
  Janet M. LaRue
  When all government, in little as in great things, shall be drawn to Washington as the Center of all power, it will render powerless the checks provided of one government on another and will become as venal and oppressive as the government from which we separated. ~ Thomas Jefferson ... more
• Nancy Pelosi: The Founders Would've Just Adored ObamaCare! Thu Mar 22
  Erika Johnsen
• The Empire Of Liberty: Thomas Jefferson, Ron Paul And The Sacred Fire Of Freedom Wed Feb 15
  Ralph Benko
  Who stands in opposition to “the [central] bank of the United States, public debt, a navy, a standing army, American manufacturing, federally funded improvement of the interior, the role of a world power, military glory, an extensive foreign ministry, loose construction of the Constitution, and subordination of the states to the federal government”? Hint, these words were not written about Rep. Ron Paul. ... more

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