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• Memorial Day Recess: Six Townhall Questions for Lawmakers Mon May 27
  Dan Holler
• De Pasquale’s Dozen with Radio Host and Columnist Derek Hunter Wed Jan 30
  Lisa De Pasquale
  I first met Derek Hunter when he was helping a friend at Smith College organize a campus lecture by Ann Coulter. I was scheduling many of Coulter’s campus lectures at the time and the opportunity to speak at the feminist-infested Smith College was too good to pass up ... more
• WATCH: A Comfortable Paul Ryan Plays Coy With Media During Walk-Through, Kids Make a Splash Wed Aug 29
  Elisabeth Meinecke
• Bay Buchanan Says Claims of a GOP War on Women 'Outrageous' Wed Aug 29
  Elisabeth Meinecke
• Townhall on the O'Reilly Factor Thu Feb 16
  Townhall.com Staff
• Top 10 Townhall Articles of 2011 Sat Dec 31
  Kevin Glass
  2011 has been an amazing year at Townhall, and you, the readers, have been amazingly loyal. Here are the top ten most-read articles that were on Townhall over the past year. ... more
• The Top 10 Townhall Blogposts of 2011 Sat Dec 31
  Kevin Glass
  2011 was an amazing year for Townhall's Tipsheet blog, and here are the most popular pieces we had! ... more
• OWS Goes All OWS on Itself Thu Nov 10
  John Ransom
  Long live the 99, err, 98 percent!* (*98 percent for descriptive purposes only- not intended to be an actual value.) ... more
• From Oakland to DC, Occupy Party Over Tue Nov 8
  John Ransom
  In part, this is because the Tea Party has always aimed at party-like activities, like victory in elections or on legislative issues, while the Occupy movement is interested in the extra-legal occupation of other people’s property and persons. Both visions reflect in my opinion, the competing visions of where each movement stands in regards to the Constitution and how it operates in the US. ... more
• Mitt Not Fit Mon Nov 7
  John Ransom
  At least, if Mitt flipped, he also flopped, unlike Huntsman who apparently has no problem plagiarizing President George the First’s criticisms of Bill Clinton in his Waffle House reference. ... more
• Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers Sun Nov 6
  John Ransom
  Judging by the number of comments on the story, liberals are very offended that I believe Obama is the "The Worst of All Possible Presidents." Somehow, I think, I'll learn to live with the guilt. Over time, I might even learn to laugh about it. Yep: Time's up. ... more
• The Worst of All Possible Presidents Sat Nov 5
  John Ransom
  Obama has offered us nothing but our blood, our toil, our tears and our sweat; and for what? So public employees can continue to bust public budgets on Cadillac benefits that you and I can’t afford. All this while he pushes "austerity" down the throats of a sovereign Greece. ... more
• The Limited Government of Half the Agenda and Double the Price Thu Nov 3
  John Ransom
  The centrist elements have often led the country to believe that limited government meant accepting half the social and economic agenda that more radical Democrats propose. ... more
• Broke Green Co. Greases Director Six Figures for Obama Loans Mon Oct 31
  John Ransom
  A green company hurtling towards bankruptcy with strong ties to Senator Harry Reid paid a director the lion's share of $750k for Obama loan guarantees. ... more
• Jackass: The Candidacy Fri Oct 21
  John Ransom
  The press corps’ painful subjectivity has contributed to three doleful years of a guy refusing to learn how to be president while on the job. ... more
• Bankers Without Risk Lead to Disorder Without End Fri Oct 21
  Bill Tatro
  Over the past several decades it has been the bankers’ understanding that if they are successful in their transactions, they keep the spoils and thus large bonuses for everyone- everyone who is bankers that is. However, if a financial engineered product goes awry or unsustainable debt is created, then the loss is laid off on either the depositor or the taxpayer. ... more
• Home Sales Up Despite Absent Tax Credit Fri Oct 21
  Kathy Fettke
  The fact that this year’s sales were up 11% in September compared to last year, without the $7000 tax credit, is a very positive sign. ... more
• Excuse of the Day for Solyndra: It's China's Fault Fri Oct 21
  Jack Bouroudjian
  Let’s not forget that these solar companies like Solyndra and Evergreen aren’t going bankrupt because they can’t compete with Chinese prices. They’re going bankrupt because they’re manufacturing inferior products. ... more
• Clinton-Obama Insider Cashes in on Econ Mess Fri Oct 21
  Mike Shedlock
  Roubinbi served as a senior economist for international affairs at the Council of Economic Advisers under the Clinton administration, and he spent a year working as lead adviser to Timothy Geithner, who was then undersecretary for international affairs. ... more
• Is Greece Our Future? Fri Oct 21
  Jeff Carter
  The Greek economy is puny. The city of Los Angeles has more economic activity. But the lessons of Greece are large. ... more
• The Plight of Teens and Young Adults from 2006 to 2010 Fri Oct 21
  Political Calculations
  The plight of teens and young adults from 2006 to 2010 in one picture. ... more
• Video: Nobel-worthy Cluelessness Fri Oct 21
  Peter Schiff
  How do you a silence a Noble Prize-winning economist? Ask him questions. ... more
• Happiness Is Now a Requirement at Work Tue Oct 18
  Bob Goldman
  This is a column for entrepreneurs, not political junkies, but you can't write for business owners without at least thinking about the political, economic and environmental climate that is healthiest for them. ... more
• The Demander-in-Chief Bus Tour Tue Oct 18
  John Ransom
  This is the first presidency in history that has substituted a policy platform for a list of demands. The mistake that many made was thinking those demands were a Christmas shopping list, when in fact they were a demand for your indenture to the federal government. ... more
• Grim Jobs Picture Gets Grimmer Tue Oct 18
  Mike Shedlock
  Government is not the answer nor are Keynesian makeshift work programs that will hire a few union workers at monstrous costs, fixing little. We need to fix structural problems. ... more

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