For Starters, the Government Should Do No Harm
In the televised presidential debates, Alan Keyes keeps reminding us that moral and cultural issues are paramount, and he challenges the media and his opponents to address them.…
Author: Phyllis Schlafly
Y2K and the Man of the Century
Most Americans have concluded that the media hype about Y2K computer breakdown and terrorism dangers were mostly that, just hype, probably for the purpose of maintaining media ratings…
Education Reporter — January 2000
Where We Are At Year’s End
It's time to take a tally of where we are at year's end.
What Did Congress Do in 1999? — January 2000
What Did Congress Do in 1999? What happened to our tax cut? Although taxpayers’ money is rolling into the U.S. Treasury at an unprecedented rate, we didn’t get…
How Do The Candidates Stand On Military Policy?
One would think that the next President's plans to address the dramatic falloff in military recruitment, and the decline in military morale and readiness due to controversial personnel…
Clinton’s Two-Step Into the International Court
Several liberal commentators pronounced Bill Clinton's command of the issues dazzling at his last news conference of the century. What's really dazzling is his skill in dancing around…
The WTO Woke Us Up In Seattle
Seattle, the home of Microsoft and Boeing, was supposed to be the Gateway to the Global Economy. Shattered shop windows and tear gas made it instead the gateway…
Education Reporter — December 1999
Are We Becoming A Society Of Snoops?
As concerns fade about a Y2K breakdown of government computers, Americans should be increasingly worried about how computer efficiency gives the federal government extraordinary powers to monitor the…