February: Month of Important Birthdays
**Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** February is the month of when we observe the birthdays of our important presidents: the greatest president of the 18th century, George Washington;…
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What’s the Purpose of Public Schools?
**Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** Most Americans think that the purpose of public schools is to educate all citizens with basic knowledge and skills so they can meet…
No Child Left Unmedicated
**Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** Big Brother is on the march. A plan to subject all children to mental health screening is underway, and the pharmaceuticals are gearing…
Federal Law Should Protect Parents’ Rights
Photo by Vidal Balielo Jr. **Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** Public schools have been taking over many responsibilities traditionally in the domain of parents such as providing meals,…
How Celebrities Hijacked American Culture
Photo by Ekaterina Belinskaya. **Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** What do these people have in common: Walter Duranty, Herbert Matthews, Margaret Mead, Alfred Kinsey, Rachel Carson, Charles Darwin,…
The Second Most Important Christmas in History
**Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** In December of 1776, the cause of American independence was on the verge of collapse. One-fifth of General George Washington’s army was unfit…
Today is Somebody’s Birthday
**Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** Amid all the Christmas trees and tinsel and gifts and holiday festitivies, let us not forget that today is Somebody’s birthday, Somebody whose…
Is the United States a Christian Nation?
Painting by Henry Samuel Sadd. Public Domain. **Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** On this Christmas Day, let’s ask the question: Is the United States a Christian nation? A…
You Can Still Trust the Communists
Featured photo by Kriyosxd. CC BY-SA 4.0 If there ever were an example of how one man can make a difference, that man is Dr. Fred Schwarz. An…
Prevaricating about Citizenship
To become a naturalized U.S. citizen, it is necessary to take this solemn oath: “I hereby declare, on oath, that I absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all…