Washington D.C. on Townhall
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Townhall.com Staff
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Mrs. Obama Doesn’t Do Hecklers Well Fri Jun 7Crystal Wright
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Jeff Jacoby
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John RansomD.C. home prices reached the highest point in history during what liberals would claim as a period of austerity for our federal city. ... more
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Now's The Time to Return to Capitalism Sat Mar 23Rich TuckerPoliticians and basketball coaches know that you never answer the question a reporter asks you; you answer the question you want to answer. ... more
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Hail Columbia! Wed Mar 20Aaron M. RennThe Washington, D.C., region has long been considered recession-proof, thanks to the remorseless expansion of the federal government in good times and bad. Yet it’s only now—as D.C. positively booms while most of the country remains in economic doldrums—that the scale of Washington’s prosperity is becoming clear. ... more
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Looking at Washington Anew Thu Feb 21Jackie Gingrich CushmanThe finger pointing and the blame game of Washington gets old, but a messy representative democracy is better than an efficient dictatorship. ... more
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Washington, DCCheck out Rep. Tim Griffin's recently launched, "Intervention: Washington, DC" ... more
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Why Is Washington So Polarized? Sat Feb 16John C. GoodmanPeople who have been around for a while all seem to agree. Never in living memory has the atmosphere on Capitol Hill and in Washington, D.C., generally been so toxic. ... more
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#40YearsTooMany Mon Jan 28Michelle Mohr
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March for Life: I Am the Pro-Life Generation Mon Jan 28Washington, D.C.Without fail, the 40th anniversary March for Life brought large crowds to the National Mall today in the hope of securing the right to life for all. ... more
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Inauguration Day Mon Jan 21Rich GalenFor foreigners, the only thing nuttier than watching the way we elect our presidents is watching the way we inaugurate them. ... more
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Poetry on the Potomac Fri Jan 11Suzanne FieldsA poet laureate comes to Washington. Yawn. In the world capital of the sound and fury that often signifies not very much, the disciplined sentiments of a poet sound as alien as a tax cut for millionaires. ... more
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Rich TuckerIt’s easy to pity Kremlinologists. These are people who spent years, even decades, studying the Soviet Union. Their job was to explain why that country did the things it did, even though those actions so often seemed counterproductive. Suddenly, though, the USSR dissolved and the Kremlinologists were out of work. ... more
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Let the Taxi App Roll Wed Dec 5Jonah GoldbergIf Hollywood remade "The Graduate" and set it in 1980, the one word the businessman would have for Dustin Hoffman's character wouldn't be "plastics." It'd be "medallions." ... more
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Reuters News
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What Is Obama's Biggest Failure? Mon Sep 24Katie Pavlich
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AmericaObama told Univision that he cannot in fact change Washington from the inside, and that it has to happen from the outside. ... more
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Katie Pavlich
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Michael WhatleyIt’s no wonder most Americans don’t trust politicians and government agencies in Washington, D.C. Too often the city’s power brokers offer talking points that seem to fly in the face of logic. ... more
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Erika Johnsen
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Surviving Inside the Establishment Mon Apr 23Dan HollerWashington’s dysfunction is usually on full display for all the world to see. Rarely, though, is the world privy to WHY Washington is so dysfunctional – at least not honestly. Last week, an inside-Washington publication held a well-attended event on transportation that inadvertently illustrated the dysfunction that defines our government. ... more
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Guy Benson
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The Romney Coronation Begins? Tue Apr 3Guy Benson
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Atheists Darken D.C. Wed Mar 28Brent BozellWhat if the atheists declared they were about to throw "the largest atheist event in world history" on a Saturday in Washington and few people showed up? Reason Rally organizer David Silverman estimated that "99 percent of all atheists are closeted." The closet must still be full, because they sure weren't in Washington. ... more
