Iran-contra Is a Political Not Criminal Affair
The New York Times has accused the eight Republican members of the Iran-Contra committees of “trivializing the Iran-Contra affair.” The truth is that those Republicans deserve a medal…
Author: Phyllis Schlafly
U.S.-SOVIET TEXTBOOK COOPERATION
Americans were surprised to learn recently that an American-Soviet Textbook Study Project has been evaluating how textbooks in each country portray life in the other. A couple of…
Yes, Virginia, There Is A Difference — December 1987
PAUL NITZE SHOULD RESIGN
If President Reagan is to maintain his commitment to his Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) at the forthcoming Summit, he needs to have the support of a staff that…
HOME-BASED WORK: A WOMAN’S ISSUE
Technology is changing our lives in many ways, one of which is to enable millions of Americans to work at home instead of spending time and money on…
Education Reporter — November 1987
Conservatives Should Be Glad About Ginsburg
Big media can hardly contain their glee at the collapse of President Reagan’s second nomination to fill the current Supreme Court vacancy. Watching the faces of the television…
Fiction Or Truth About the Soviet Union
We are beginning to see the first results of the U.S.-U.S.S.R. agreements (signed by our State Department in November 1985) to develop educational materials for American elementary school…
Conservatism Is Alive and Well
Reports of the coming crackup of conservatism as the Reagan regime winds down are, like Mark Twain’s famous quip about reports of his death, greatly exaggerated. The liberals…
WHAT’S HAPPENED TO FEMINIST ROLE-MODELS?
Hard times have hit the feminists. The more visible their successful role-models become, the more visible they are when they don’t behave like ideological feminists. Congressperson Pat Schroeder…