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Townhall Review | Commentaries

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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: America The Best Hope of Mankind

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2025/07/03

The nation goes into this fourth of July holiday weekend at pivotal period of our nation’s history. Next year we’ll be marking 250 years of independence … our "semiquincentennial." Quite an achievement and a word —quite an experiment in democracy it has been. As we mark this day, I don’t need to remind you—but it still bears stating: Our nation is deeply divided; often bitterly so divided; and with a number of examples we could point to, sometimes violently

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Carol Platt Liebau: A Big Win for Parents Rights

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2025/07/02

What a win for parents’ rights! In Mahmoud v Taylor, handed down last Friday, the Supreme Court affirmed in a 6 to 3 holding, that parents — not schools — have the last word on what their children are going to be taught. The case focused on Maryland’s Montgomery County Board of Education. There, books with LGBTQ themes had been approved for primary school curricula. Some parents objected — but the board ultimately refused to allow them to opt their children out. Justice

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Albert Mohler: A New York Political Earthquake

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2025/07/01

This is Albert Mohler for Townhall.com. In politics, there are earthquakes and then there are earthquakes. What took place last week in New York City is a very big earthquake. The Democrats are now nominating Zohran Mamdani, a man identified with Democratic Socialism, a Muslim, born in Uganda, now to be the Democratic Party’s nominee to be mayor of the nation’s largest city. The biggest issue here is Democratic Socialism. New York politics is always interesting. It’s often

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Hugh Hewitt: A Message to the Middle East - and the...

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2025/06/30

Seven B-2 bombers dropped at least a dozen Massive Ordinance Penetrators on to Iran’s nuclear weapons faculty at Fordow, but since the mountain didn’t explode like the Death Star in Star Wars, the mission was deemed a disappointment by some in legacy media and many online keyboard warriors. "Minimal damage causing a month or two delay": That’s a summary, "take" of journalists who suffer from JCPOA separation anxiety disorder. In fact: What Trump ordered done was a history-altering

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Chris Stigall: Trump Delivers on What He Promised

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2025/06/27

President Trump’s approval rating soaring above 50%, with polls like Rasmussen showing it at 53%. His handling of illegal immigration, even more impressive at 54% approval. And then there’s his handling of the Iran nuclear threat—90 percent of Trump voters support him. Despite the relentless negativity from the legacy media, it’s no mystery why his numbers are high: Trump’s been winning on illegal immigration since 2016, and Americans are thrilled with his efforts. They

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Hugh Hewitt: "They Should Have Done the Deal"

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2025/06/26

There are a handful of phrases from the national security crises of the past 50 years that stand out. President Donald Trump has now added his signature line to that list. For the sake of brevity, I’ll just note Mr. Reagan in 1987 saying, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" George W. Bush in 2001: "I can hear you! The rest of the world hears you. And the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon." Now President Trump has his quote: "They should have done the deal."

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Ed Morrissey: The Rocky Path to Peace Requires Regime...

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2025/06/25

Donald Trump heralded a cease-fire between Israel and Iran on Monday evening – and then spent the next several hours keeping it in place. Trump exploded in frustration Tuesday over the retaliatory exchanges that continued past the deadline, declaring that neither country knows what they’re doing. By later in the morning, both countries appeared resolved to stop any more attacks. However, Israel remains rightly concerned that the regime in Tehran will not stop its 46-year campaign of

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Seth Liebsohn: A Mission That Should Be Applauded

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2025/06/23

In the wake of America’s bombing Iran’s nuclear sites, too many partisans and ideologues have broadcast misplaced objections—saying it was imprudent, didn’t comport with our (or their) foreign policy, and was unconstitutional. Such malcontents don’t need a gut-check, they need a morality check …and a fact-check. The same Democrats who say this violated war powers, cheered when Presidents Obama and Biden fired missiles and dropped bombs in other countries without

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Albert Mohler: Sanity Prevails

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2025/06/23

We saw a win for sanity at the Supreme Court last week as a 6-3 majority of the justices sided with the state of Tennessee in the states ban on so-called transgender treatment for minors. Tennesseans had overwhelmingly adopted legislation that was challenged in the courts. And, last week, the court found that the law was NOT unconstitutional. The case is United States v. Skrmetti and it’s particularly important when you consider what would have happened if the court had ruled the other way. It

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Carol Platt Liebau: The Lefts Problem With Men

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2025/06/20

The New York Times “celebrated” Father’s Day in its own, inimitable way. Susannah Meadows, a senior staff editor in the opinion section, devoted an entire piece to trashing her ninety-two-year-old father. The essay is a lengthy litany of woe. Meadows tells us her father gave her financial anxiety and a genetic predisposition to melanoma . He was a sexist and a drinker. An adulterer, too. It’s no surprise when Meadows reveals herself as part of the left. Its disdain for males

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Carol Platt Liebau: A Contrast of Crowds

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2025/06/19

Last Saturday, the Army celebrated its two hundred fiftieth birthday with a military parade on the national mall. The contrast with the No Kings rally, held the same day, couldn’t have been more striking. No Kings rallies seemed to be populated predominately by unhappy, aging baby boomers. You had to wonder whether, given their age, they were getting their information only from legacy media. That might account for the fact that some, when interviewed, seemed to be bordering on anti-Trump

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Seth Liebsohn: Seeing Iran Clearly

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2025/06/18

Those of us who have supported Donald Trump since 2015 need no lecture that Trump is abandoning his America First base when he stands by our nation’s greatest ally. It’s not we, Trump, or America who have loyalty problems. We never called Donald Trump “demonic” or said we “hated him passionately.” Neither Israel nor America is starting a war with Iran—Iran has been at war with both for 46 years. Today’s Iran announced itself to the world by taking 52

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Ed Morrissey: Finish The Job

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2025/06/17

After decades of bad-faith talks, lies and state-sponsored terrorism aimed at the United States and our allies, Iran suddenly wants Donald Trump’s intervention on their behalf. On Monday, their foreign minister implored Trump to intervene to force Israel into a cease fire. “It takes one phone call from Washington,” he wrote on Twitter, “to muzzle someone like Netanyahu.” The Ayatollah has put “Death to America” on hiatus, it seems, after 46 years of

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Seth Liebsohn: The World Should Be Thanking Israel

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2025/06/13

Iran turned down opportunity after opportunity to forgo its nuclear enrichment, and, just as the International Atomic Energy Agency reported Iran was in non-compliance with its non-proliferation obligations, yet again, Iran declared it was opening up yet another enrichment facility. All this as Iran’s leadership pledges to liquidate Israel. Iran has taken American hostages and killed Americans by the hundreds—from Beirut to Khobar, to Iraq to Israel. It has attempted to assassinate

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Ed Morrissey: LA Politicians Fuel Riots Through...

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2025/06/13

The basic duty of government is to maintain public order and safety while protecting the rights of its citizens. The government of Los Angeles and the state of California have failed miserably—and repeatedly—on both points. Mismanagement and dereliction of duty led to the destruction of the Palisades and Alta Dena in January. Actual malice today toward federal authority and law enforcement by LA’s mayor and city council threatens to burn down the rest. When ICE began detaining

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Carol Platt Liebau: A Good Week for Religious Liberty

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2025/06/12

Religion had a good week at the Supreme Court. The justices ruled unanimously in favor of a Catholic group. They held that Wisconsin improperly discriminated based on religion when it denied Catholic Charities a tax exemption. Catholic Charities Bureau in Superior, Wisconsin, cares for disabled people. It was denied the tax exemption routinely given to religious organizations. Shockingly, lower courts actually justified the denial on the grounds that the organization provides services without

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Seth Liebsohn: Mayor Bass and Governor Newsom Failed

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2025/06/11

“What is there to negotiate?!” California Governor Ronald Reagan responded, when a reporter asked him why he wouldn’t negotiate with rioters at Berkley in 1969. Quote “All of this started because people who know better told our young people they had the right to choose which laws they wanted to obey, and which they didn’t.” Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and California Governor Gavin Newsom are people—today—who should have known better. Both, in taking

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Ed Morrissey: Democrats Let Their Revolution Flags Fly

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2025/06/10

One month ago, House Democrats started a melee at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Newark. That signaled radicals across the country to escalate, and Los Angeles agitators clearly got the message when ICE began enforcing the law in California. Gavin Newsom and mayor Karen Bass refused to intervene to protect federal law enforcement officers when they came under attack. Bass declared “we will not stand for this” when those enforcement operations began. After two days of

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Hugh Hewitt: A Big Beautiful Bill by the Fourth?

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2025/06/09

It was on January 5 of this year when President Trump—on my Salem program— said his preference was for “one big, beautiful bill.” And thus he started a snowball rolling down Congressional Hill and that gathered momentum and should be on his desk, perhaps by July 4, certainly not later than Labor Day. Trump willed H.R. 1 into being the way he willed his return to the Oval Office: By speaking clearly and repeatedly about what had to be done. Turns out the commander-in-chief is

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Seth Liebsohn: Democrats Doubling Down on Radicalism

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2025/06/06

Recent stories in the New York Times report on how Democrats are trying to regain lost constituencies. One reports that the Democrats have a “$20 million effort, that aims to reverse the erosion of Democratic support among young men….” promising to “study the syntax, language and content that gains attention and virality in these spaces.” Let’s save them some money. Stop speaking like this—nobody understands it outside of a faculty lounge. Second: All this

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