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Townhall Review is today’s top conservative weekend radio show. Townhall Review brings together political commentary and analysis from leading conservative talk-radio hosts. You’ll enjoy the fast-paced recap of the week’s political events Townhall Review provides. You can rely on the show to provide the “who said what” in U.S. politics, global news and breaking news. Townhall Review honors your conservative principles and enables you to participate in the conversation on issues shaping our

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Hugh Hewitt: Schumer Won't Be Able to Shake the...

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2025/11/13

The “Schumer Shutdown” is effectively over, just in time for us to clean up the airport mess get the food that SNAP recipients. This epic failure of the record-setting shutdown of the federal government is carved in political stone for as long as Schumer will be remembered. The Congressional Democrats looked and acted like children throughout this record-setting escapade. The biggest loser?—after the people actually hurt or at least inconvenienced by this stunt? That would be the

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Chris Stigall: Trump's Tariff Strategy

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2025/11/13

President Trump’s tariff strategy is not merely an economic and trade whim; it is a crucial and lawful defense against existential threats that require presidential action. In a world where adversaries use trade to undermine America's security, the commander-in-chief must possess the authority to declare emergencies and implement tariffs as strategic measures for national survival. Critics argue this is overreach, but both the Constitution and Congress empower him to act decisively, as

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Seth Leibsohn: Mamdani and Marxism

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2025/11/12

About Zohran Mamdani’s election, a few thoughts: Listening to his supporters and statements, there is no question as to Marxist loyalty. And, as DSA Founder Michael Harrington wrote, Karl Marx is “a democratic socialist in the most profound sense of the phrase.” Neither should we be fooled by the DSA’s use of the word “Democratic.” China, Cuba, North Korea, and Venezuela all claim to be Democratic Socialist republics in their constitutions, so did the Union of

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Ed Morrissey: Schumer Shutdown Was a Clown Show

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2025/11/11

What did Senate Democrats get out of the 40-day Schumer Shutdown? Nothing more than what they would have gotten with the clean continuing resolution. Democrats didn’t get anything they wanted. They didn’t even get a pass on the filibuster for the debate on ACA subsidies, let alone a commitment for an extension. Schumer’s demand for a reversal of the Medicaid changes in the reconciliation bill got completely rejected. The only real concession in this deal from the GOP is a pledge to

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Hugh Hewitt: The 2025 Election and the 2026 Midterms

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2025/11/10

After Tuesday night’s “thumping”— President Donald Trump has some big decisions to make. Tuesday was not a realignment. The simple reality is three blue states got bluer. What matters most and immediately right now in politics is redistricting of Congressional maps in red states that can do it. Republicans should not be shy about doing so. Trump has the unique ability to pull voters off their couches and to the polls. It's going to be a fun year in politics, and the

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Ed Morrissey: RIP to an American Original: Dick Cheney

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2025/11/07

It's the end of an era in American politics. Vice President Dick Cheney spent five decades as a leader in our country – as a member of the House, an official in three different administrations. Cheney reinvented the office of Vice President, with the support of President George W. Bush. He acted as a master strategist for the war on terror, promoted the effort to export liberty as a forward defense strategy, and helped ensure that the US did not suffer another devastating attack in the years

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Carol Platt Liebau: Yes: Nigeria Is a "Country of...

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2025/11/05

The images from Nigeria are heartbreaking. Women and children are being slaughtered, babies murdered, and Christian communities destroyed. It’s almost too horrific to comprehend. So it was both important and welcome when President Trump designated Nigeria a “Country of Particular Concern.” The U.S. is calling out the atrocities being committed against Christians just for living out their faith. The CPC designation matters. It pressures Nigeria’s government to act — and

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Jerry Bowyer: Shareholders Speaking Up

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2025/11/04

The tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk has sparked a wave of engagement from conservative shareholders of MasterCard, alphabet, PayPal, Salesforce, meta, Amazon, Texas Instrument, Starbucks, and others. Kirk's organization, Turning Point USA has been listed on the Southern Poverty Law Center's hate map and the SPLC's rhetoric has now been linked to multiple acts of violence. Conservative investors are pushing back. The Heritage Foundation and portfolio manager David Monson are leading these

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Seth Leibsohn: Trump and a New Drug Czar

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2025/11/03

America has a huge illegal drug poisoning problem. From 2021 to 2024 the American drug poisoning death toll was six times the number of deaths from Vietnam, the Iraq and Afghanistan wars combined. Six times the number of Americans died from drugs in four years compared to Americans who died in those combined wars that lasted decades. In those four years, nary a peep was heard from the White House—and neither the President nor Vice-President gave a single speech on it. Help is on the way. A

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Hugh Hewitt: High Stakes in New York City

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2025/10/31

As we look at the New York City mayor’s race and the prospects of their actually electing Zohran Mamdani, the questions are emerging: How bad could he be? And: How bad could it get? The answers are "very" and "very much worse than it is right now, which isn’t great to begin with." Many Cuomo voters are throwing in with Cuomo for the most practical of reasons: 300,000 people work for New York City and Comrade Mamdani has no idea how to run a city of that size. Whatever your ideology, no

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Carol Platt Liebau: New York City in the Shadow of 9/11

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2025/10/30

Twenty-four years ago it would have seemed unimaginable. Americans stood in horror watching the World Trade Center collapse—2,753 innocent people murdered by Islamist terrorists. Now, incredibly, a radical Muslim is poised to become New York City’s mayor. Zohran Mamdani’s rise could be an American success story—proof our country isn’t the racist place the Left claims it is. But his politics make that impossible. He’s refused to condemn the antisemitic chant

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Ed Morrissey: Schumer's Dirty Baker's Dozen

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2025/10/30

Thirteen times. Republicans have offered Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats that many opportunities to reopen the government with a clean continuing resolution. Thirteen times … and Schumer and his caucus chose again and again times to keep the federal government closed—all in an attempt to force Donald Trump and the GOP to repudiate their reconciliation bill reforms. This game of chicken only gets worse for Democrats. Federal workers will miss another paycheck at the end of the week

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Seth Leibsohn: A Commonsense Push on Our Universities

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2025/10/28

For too long universities here have operated as islands, separate from their country, promoting junk thought and radical ideology. Thus, the Trump administration has proposed a funding compact for universities to receive federal dollars. This includes universities that host organizations supporting terrorist networks. Universities hosting organizations that fight for the total eradication of Western civilization—and give admission to students from other countries who lead those organizations

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Carol Platt Liebau: The Cowardice Behind a Cultural...

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2025/10/27

Germany has given the world many of the West’s most cherished Christmas traditions, including its famous Christmas markets. For centuries, these festive fairs drew visitors from across the world, and filled town squares with lights, music, and laughter. But no longer. This year, most of Germany’s Christmas markets won’t open at all. After Islamist terror attacks in Berlin and Magdeburg security costs have skyrocketed, and many organizers simply can’t afford to operate. Police

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Ed Morrissey: Schumer Shutdown

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2025/10/24

Senate Democrats keeping the government shut down are playing checkers—and forcing Senate Republicans to play chess. This week, Chuck Schumer followed up “No Kings” weekend by claiming that voters blame the GOP for the shutdown. Democrats leaked internal polling to that effect, except that the data actually showed a virtual tie on the question. And in the end, it’s not even the correct question. Schumer initiated the shutdown to appease his radical fringe, who want total

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Hugh Hewitt: As New York City Votes

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2025/10/23

Voting for the New York mayoral race begins this week. If Republicans in New York City vote in large numbers for former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo for mayor, the greatest city in the world will avoid a plunge into a spiral of collapse on many fronts. New York City is on the 8.5 million people, 4.7 million of them are active registered voters another 700,000 are “inactive” voters. Democratic Party registrants make up the largest bloc, at nearly two-thirds of the electorate. Republican

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Carol Platt Liebau: The Supreme Court and a...

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2025/10/22

The Supreme Court recently heard a Louisiana case with sweeping implications for how congressional districts are drawn. The issue: does Louisiana’s map amount to racial gerrymandering. And are majority-minority districts themselves constitutional? It’s hard to argue that dividing Americans by color is anything but discriminatory. These districts were created on the assumption that white voters couldn’t – or wouldn’t – elect minority candidates or represent

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Jerry Bowyer: Putting an End to Debanking

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2025/10/21

Federal regulators are finally investigating debanking. The Wall Street Journal reports that agencies like the FDIC and OCC are ordering banks to review account closures and identify cases where customers were shut out for political or religious reasons. This didn’t happen by accident. Groups like the Heritage Foundation, the American Family Association, Alliance Defending Freedom and investors like David Bahnsen pushed hard. Alexander Saeedy of the Wall Street Journal reports that banks are

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Seth Leibsohn: Gen Z and Christianity

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2025/10/20

A recent piece in the New York Times takes note of the rise of Christian faith from Gen Z—but delivers some odd analysis along the way. The author claims these religiously awakened are questioning liberal democracy and see their faith tied to a politics of “good vs. evil;” and that they lack the sunbelt optimism that marked Ronald Reagan. This is all revisionist. First, the young church goers influenced by Charlie Kirk have engaged in a huge campaign to register

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Carol Platt Liebau: Moral Confusion at Church

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2025/10/17

Canterbury Cathedral is the oldest cathedral in England. Over the centuries, pilgrims like those in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales have worn grooves into its stone steps from ascending them on their knees. But last week, the Church of England decided to allow the cathedral’s interior to be covered in graffiti — supposedly to reflect the voices of “marginalized communities.” It’s hard to see how defacing a sacred space benefits anyone. In fact, it seems pretty

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