Defense Department Deceives Congress on Co-ed Tents
Congress should deal with the problem that the U.S. Armed Services are encouraging sexual misconduct and other social problems that result from immoral behavior. In our present mission…
Author: Phyllis Schlafly
Of Course, Congress Can Cut Federal Spending! — February 1995
Of Course, Congress Can Cut Federal Spending! Last November’s election was a mandate to cut federal spending — not just a wish for Balanced Budget Amendment promises,…
Is Our Government Trading Dollars for Pesos?
Something happened on the way to the first foreign policy crisis of our post November-1994 government. Somehow, the new Republican majority seems to have forgotten its role as…
National Endowment for the Humanities Flunks the Test
The media have been taunting Congressman John Kasich to tell exactly which federal programs he would cut out in order to balance the budget. When he included “the…
Education Reporter — January 1995
The Republicans’ Most Urgent Task
Are the new Republican majorities in Congress and in state legislatures really serious about reducing the size and spending power of Big Government? That question will be answered…
The Time to Defund the NEA is Now
The resolve of the new Republican Majority in Congress to cut federal spending will be tested by the way they treat the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).…
Character Is the Crucial Issue — January 1995
Character Is the Crucial Issue One byproduct of the sexual revolution starting in the 1960s is the change in the writing of biography. In earlier eras, it was…
Just Two Little Words
Much of President Clinton’s speech proposing tax cuts consisted of posturing to position himself as a proposer of middle-class tax cuts, but two little words marked a revolutionary…
A Plan to Pay Our Taxes on a Postcard
When I was a young wife, my husband would bring a big brown envelope of bills, records and receipts when he came home to dinner on the evening…