TIME Magazine on Townhall
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Middle East Muddle Wed May 18Tony BlankleyThis White House, like its predecessors, can take some comfort in the fact that the Middle East has been breaking the hearts of diplomats and foreign politicians for at least 2,000 years. ... more
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Barack Obama: 2012 Underdog? Thu May 5Michael PrellAccording to a series of national news stories, President Barack Obama is looking to play the “underdog card” in the 2012 campaign. But why would the most powerful man in the world cast himself as an underdog? Because playing the underdog card works. Here is why. ... more
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Guy Benson
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Michael ReaganLibyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is getting away with murder because the president of the United States refuses to take action when that's exactly what is called for. ... more
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Oil Shock Wed Feb 23Rich GalenThe price of oil on the international market at yesterday's close was $93.57 per barrel, an increase of $7.37 in one day. ... more
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Humberto FontovaTime Magazine just listed Che Guevara among the world’s top 25 political icons. Che ranks number 9, between Adolph Hitler (8) and Ronald Reagan (10.) Mao Tse Tung ranks 3rd, Genghis Khan 5th, and Mohandas Gandhi 1st. ... more
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Obama's Happy Talk Interrupted by Crisis Wed Feb 9Michael MedvedWith America's chief Arab ally teetering on the brink of chaos and collapse, with unemployment stubbornly stuck above 9 percent, will President Barack Obama persist in his feeble efforts to rally the nation with expensive programs for solar panels and high-speed rail? ... more
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Liberal Bouquets for Dead Conservatives Fri Feb 4Jonah GoldbergOver 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
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Michelle MalkinLet's give the "climate of hate" rhetoric a rest for a moment. It's time to talk about the climate of death, in which the abortion industry thrives unchecked. Dehumanizing rhetoric, rationalizing language and a callous disregard for life have numbed America to its monstrous consequences. ... more
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Blame Righty: A Condensed History Fri Jan 14Michelle MalkinI agree with President Obama. When it comes to politicizing random violence, he and his supporters have been "far too eager to lay the blame for all that ails the world at the feet of those who think differently than" they do. ... more
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Dysfunctional Duo's Undoing Wed Jan 5Jonah Goldberg"Unfortunately, partisan politics has immobilized Washington," New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg told Time magazine in 2007. Bloomberg, according to Michael Grunwald's cover story, was the diminutive half of a dynamic duo revolutionizing American politics. The other partner: California's then still shiny governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger. ... more
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A Fatwa on Liam Neeson? Tue Dec 21Ken BlackwellActor Liam Neeson is facing hail of a different kind—a hail of criticism. That’s because of his politically correct comments about Aslan, a character he voices in the Chronicles of Narnia movie series. ... more
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Larry ElderThe WikiLeaks de facto declassification of privileged material makes it case closed: Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction -- and intended to restart his program once the heat was off. ... more
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Assange's Media Allies Wed Dec 8Brent BozellOn Dec. 7, the notorious radical mastermind of WikiLeaks turned himself in on a sexual assault charge in London. But in the liberal media, the condemnations are few. ... more
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End the Lame-Duck Sessions Wed Dec 1David HarsanyiI join with all Americans who dream of a day when Washington is broken enough to see a Congress rigged to prevent any more "progress." ... more
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Will Time Magazine Apologize to Glenn Beck? Sat Nov 28Ken BlackwellWell, now it turns out that Kentucky investigators have concluded that poor Sparkman committed suicide, faking his own death in order to let unnamed beneficiaries collect on a recently-contracted life insurance policy. ... more
