Jobs and Economy on Townhall

  • Hating the Rich Sat May 19
    Bill O'Reilly
    My late father was a man of strong opinion. He despised phonies, cowards and liars. He named names -- sometimes in very close proximity to those being singled out. A veteran of World War II, he recognized a weasel when he saw one. ... more
  • Carl Horowitz
    The European Union (EU) is now in a full-scale panic over how to arrange financial bailouts for its least capable members. Yet few officials within the 27-nation federation have pondered the possibility that the best arrangement may be no bailout – and no EU as well. ... more
  • Scott Rasmussen
    Mitt Romney has pulled a point or two ahead of President Obama in polls of likely voters. In polls of registered voters, Obama has the advantage. The president's job approval ratings are hovering in the upper 40 percent range, which suggests a close race. ... more
  • David Limbaugh
    People have asked what Obama could possibly have been thinking to announce the final step in his "evolution" in favor of same-sex marriage right after another state resoundingly rejected the notion and despite the fact that most Americans oppose it. ... more
  • Peter Ferrara
    Obama has already succeeded in fundamentally transforming America, from a prosperous nation that draws people the world over, voting with their feet, to a rapidly declining former superpower on the fast track to a third-world status similar to Argentina or Venezuela. ... more
  • Brett McMahon
    Many descriptors could be used when describing President Obama’s time in office. The Era of Big Government and Big Labor, certainly. The Over-Spending Years or Over-Regulating Years are strong contenders, as well. But how about this one: The Era of Uncertainty. ... more
  • Facebook Wed May 16
    Rich Galen
    The investing community is agog at the prospect of the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Facebook on Friday. ... more
  • Ralph Benko
    Would you happily sign an IOU for $126,000 to allow Barack Obama to keep his Big Spender status going? In some ways, that’s the bottom line on how people are going to vote on November 6th. That’s what the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates Obama’s proposed deficits, from 2011 through 2020, will add to a family of four’s share of America’s liabilities. ... more
  • Mona Charen
    Appearing on ABC's "This Week," former Gov. Eliot Spitzer (why do they give him a forum?) offered the Democratic Party's defense of the Obama economy. The Republicans, Spitzer sputtered "want to go back to medieval medicine, the bloodletting, leeches. They want to go back to the very crazy economics that brought us over the cliff and created a cataclysm." ... more
  • Pat Buchanan
    When the April figures on unemployment were released May 4, they were more than disappointing. They were deeply disturbing. ... more
  • Guy Benson
  • Rich Galen
    Let's start with Europe and work our way back. ... more
  • Romney 48, Obama 44 Mon May 14
    Katie Pavlich
  • David Malcolm
    The economy created a disappointing 115,000 jobs in April, and the “official” unemployment rate “dropped” to 8.1 percent (from 8.3%) as a result of more Americans leaving the job market altogether. ... more
  • Driving Prices Sun May 13
    Rich Tucker
    In these tumultuous times, Americans seem to have trouble finding common ground. But it’s safe to say that most of us can agree that gasoline, at around $4 per gallon, is uncomfortably expensive. ... more
  • John C. Goodman
    Because they do not seem to have any real solutions to real problems, the leftwing in this country has become fixated on a non-problem: inequality. ... more
  • Donald Lambro
    President Obama sent a warmed-over, five-point "to-do list" to Congress this week that he said will create jobs and spur growth. ... more
  • Suzanne Fields
    Rick Santorum endorses Mitt Romney, the man he once described as the "worst Republican in the country to put up against Barack Obama." ... more
  • Washington
    Smith and Brett Baier discuss the possibility (or impossibility) of Republicans making gay marriage a campaign issue. ... more
  • Donald Lambro
    WASHINGTON - It should be clear by now that President Obama is running against the U.S. economy and as of last week the economy was beating him. ... more