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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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Ed Morrissey: A Crisis of Confidence

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2025/01/02

A terror attack on Bourbon Street on New Year’s Eve leaves at least 15 dead... Senator John Kennedy has angrily promised his constituents in Louisiana answers. The rest of the country deserves answers as well for the incompetence of the FBI in the first 24 hours after an ISIS acolyte drove a rented truck into a crowd of revelers in New Orleans. First, the FBI declared that it wasn’t a terror attack, despite the ISIS flag on the bumper of the truck and declarations on the

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Albert Mohler: 2025: A Year of Predictable...

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2025/01/02

The year 2025 begins as a clean slate, but things are going to get busy--fast. The state funeral for former President Jimmy Carter comes just a few days before the inauguration of Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States as the 47th president. Trump has promised an avalanche of activity in his first hours in office. Get ready for what the military calls “predictable unpredictability.” It’s going to be a fast ride. The Supreme Court is set to rule on some big cases in

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Seth Leibsohn: Our Absent President

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2024/12/31

President Biden has been on vacation … this time: the Virgin Islands. One doesn’t know whether to celebrate that he’s not in Washington, D.C. or to lament that this has been the template for years—with record vacation time, a record lack of cabinet meetings and meetings with senior staff … not at the White House much at all … and when he was there, he wasn’t particularly present. So, who has been?—and who is running things? Speculations have run

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Ed Morrissey: The Government and Media Lied about...

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2024/12/30

For more than two years, both the government and media organizations treated the lab-leak hypothesis of COVID-19’s origin as a conspiracy theory or intentional disinformation. Government-funded fact checkers helped deplatform those who argued in its favor, and Big Tech platforms censored and shut down accounts that insisted on discussing it.Five years after the pandemic started in Wuhan, intelligence sources are finally leaking the truth before the new administration exposes it. The Defense

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Carol Platt Liebau: The Lawless Commutations

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2024/12/27

In a commutation spree two days before Christmas, the Biden administration shocked the nation’s conscience by commuting the sentences of 37 of the 40 murderers on federal death row. They include a man who kidnapped and murdered a 12 year old girl. Men who killed a family, including two children. A killer who assaulted and then stabbed two little girls. A cop killer. A Marine killer. And more. These commutations aren’t justice. They’re lawlessness. Congress put the death penalty in

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Jerry Bowyer: Rejoice, Jesus the Messiah is Born!

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2024/12/25

Economic anxiety, concern over food prices, tension in Israel, cultural decadence, corruption in the ruling class, populist uprisings… No, I'm not talking about 2024, I’m talking about 2,024 years ago, or thereabouts, when Christ was born in Bethlehem. Light came into the darkness, but the darkness could not comprehend it. The darkness still cannot comprehend it, and will never defeat it. Herod tried, and died. Rome, the alleged eternal city, tried to murder the eternal God. But Christ

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Jerry Bowyer: No Room for “Bah, Humbug!” This Christmas

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2024/12/24

“If they would rather die they had better do it, and decrease the surplus population.” With that quote, Ebenezer Scrooge makes perfectly clear the true political message of “A Christmas Carol.” Dickens was writing amidst a wave of hysteria about population growth, triggered by Thomas Malthus, who argued that reproduction would exceed growth in food. Scrooge was both anti-procreation and anti-marriage. Of course, Scrooge and Malthus—who inspired him—turned out to

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Carol Platt Liebau: A Welcome Return to Normalcy

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2024/12/23

A recent article in DC-insider magazine Washingtonian reported that food workers were organizing protests to target members of the new Trump administration. The piece recalled the “resistance” hijinks in DC dining rooms when Trump was last president. Cabinet members and Trump-friendly senators were occasionally driven from restaurants by hostile crowds. Trump’s press secretary was denied service by a restaurant owner. Members of Congress like Maxine Waters told supporters to harass

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Hugh Hewitt: Trump’s Approval Numbers Rising

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2024/12/20

“President-elect Donald Trump’s popularity has reached a seven-year high and the majority of Americans approve of his handling of this transition process.” That’s a direct quote from a recent report in Forbes. 54 percent think Donald Trump is handling his transition well. Let me insert a quick point of contrast here: In 2016 at this time, Trump had just 40 percent approval. So he’s gone from 40 to 55 percent. These new numbers are nothing short of astonishing. My

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Seth Leibsohn: Gorka and Trump 2.0

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2024/12/19

The great social philosopher and writer Irving Kristol once put it that foreign policy is not that difficult, all you need is a moral sense of right and wrong. Of course, finding such people, especially as they are trained in today’s university, is increasingly difficult. How refreshing, then, to see the foreign and defense policy of the United States shaping up as it is in the incoming Trump administration. Anyone wanting a sense of our new foreign and defense strategy ought to watch the

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Carol Platt Liebau: An Abuse of the Pardon Power

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2024/12/18

Last week, The White House announced Joe Biden will commute the sentences of almost fifteen hundred criminals and pardon 39 others. It’s the most commutations and clemencies ever granted in a single day. It’s an abuse of the pardon power. Above all, many of Biden’s commutations look like an ugly, obscene gesture to the country that elevated him to its highest position. They include a judge convicted of taking kickbacks to send minors to for-profit detention facilities —

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Ed Morrissey: Media Dreads Accountability For Its Lies

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2024/12/17

The era of Fake News may soon crash into accountability. ABC News stunned observers – and especially its colleagues in the mainstream media – by abruptly settling Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit for $16 million and an expression of “regret.” The move tacitly admits that George Stephanopoulos lied on air about Trump. The New York Times followed up by warning that Trump would use defamation and libel lawsuits to quash “critical coverage,” painting the media

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Hugh Hewitt: Go For The Win

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2024/12/16

Congressional Republicans have a narrow window for a huge win: if the House GOP can hang together and agree on a budget resolution with the Senate GOP and President-elect Trump, every employer and employee in America banks an enormous win by the end of February: Extension of the Trump tax cuts. But the debate among Republicans right now is whether to take the wide gate or the narrow gate. Right now it looks the Congressional GOP is headed towards the wide gate. What a gamble. What a big bet. What an

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Carol Platt Liebau: America’s Had Enough

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2024/12/13

The Biden administration is reportedly considering preemptive pardons for political allies including Anthony Fauci, Liz Cheney, and Mark Milley. Biden justifies the pardons on the grounds that some officials might be targeted by Donald Trump. The president’s pardon power is absolute, but just because he can doesn’t mean he should. It’s not surprising that Joe Biden is worried about lawfare. Perhaps he’s measuring Donald Trump with the crooked yardstick that should be applied

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Ed Morrissey: Israel Resets the Middle East

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2024/12/12

After October 7 last year—and the beginning of the war started by Hamas’s atrocities, Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to fight until victory rather than a return to the status quo. The Israeli prime minister declared that he would transform the region through the defeat of all enemies. And that applies to Syria most of all.Syria served as the connector for Iran’s proxy war against Israel. By demolishing Hezbollah, Netanyahu created the collapse that drove Bashar al-Assad out of Damascus

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Carol Platt Liebau: A Good Day at the High Court

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2024/12/11

Last week, in United States v. Skrmetti, the Supreme Court heard a case with major implications for the protection of minors who are suffering from gender dysphoria. The lawsuit challenged Tennessee’s law banning medical gender transitions for children. The Biden administration argued Tennessee’s law violates the Constitution’s Equal Protection Clause because it discriminates on the basis of sex, an immutable characteristic. Any law doing so must meet a higher standard to be

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Albert Mohler: Major Shifts in the Media Marketplace

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2024/12/09

This past election cycle has given us a clear look at major shifts in the media marketplace. We’ve heard so much about how podcast and social media were a major factor in the electoral process, not to mention in the culture at large. I’ll admit it: I’m concerned about much that is posted on all of those platforms. But there is an upside as well: A massive faucet has been turned on that allows the flow of information that can’t be controlled by a media elite. The ruling class doesn’t fare too well on

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Carol Platt Liebau: The Money Squandered

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2024/12/06

In the wake of Kamala Harris’ defeat, Democrats are demanding an audit of the campaign. Influential party members are simply shocked the Harris campaign raised more than one billion dollars and still lost. Big donors are enraged by payouts to celebrities and gambits like advertising on the Las Vegas Sphere. They can certainly be angry—but they shouldn’t be surprised. Taxpayer dollars are routinely squandered by the federal government. Millions have gone to study how hamsters fight, billions are paid

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Albert Mohler: The Culture of Death Scores Big

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2024/12/05

The Culture of Death scored big last week as the British Parliament voted to forward a bill that will legalize what is called “assisted death” in England and Wales. The legislative move sets the stage for negotiations over a final form of the bill, but the velocity of Britain’s slide into the list of nations that enable and encourage their citizens to end their own lives, well, that’s now already evident. How did this happen? The move to legalize “assisted death” can succeed only when certain moral

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Carol Platt Liebau: Hunter’s Pardon—and Trump’s...

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2024/12/04

Only the most naïve could have ever believed Joe Biden wouldn’t pardon his son Hunter—despite the President’s repeated assertions to the contrary. There was no way the President was going to let his son go to jail. But President Trump can turn an egregious misuse of the presidential pardon power into something positive for the country. With the pardon, Hunter’s rights against self-incrimination are gone. He must testify. President Trump should make it clear he isn’t interested in prosecuting any of

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