Siberian Gas Pipeline
The Siberian gas pipeline is a test of many things: of whether U.S. foreign policy is made in Washington or in Europe, of whether we will reverse the…
Author: Phyllis Schlafly
Child Pornography
Immediately after the 1980 elections, a campaign began by the liberal media elite to warn President Reagan and Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker to stay away from the…
Overcrowding of the Courts
A recurrent complaint among eminent jurists calls attention to the overcrowding of the courts and the long delays in getting a legal controversy finally resolved. The delays in…
The Fairness Doctrine
The Fairness Doctrine, which governs television and radio stations, is under attack. Even the Federal Communications Commission has voted to ask Congress to amend the Federal Communications Act…
Combat-Effectiveness Of Our Armed Forces
Is the primary purpose of the U.S. Armed Forces to defend the United States, or is it to engage in social experimentation? That sounds like a ridiculous question,…
The Legislative Veto
Whether the Legislative Veto is constitutional or not is a relatively simple question, despite the confusion caused by the bureaucracy and compounded by the federal courts. Since 1933,…
U.S. Should Sink the Law of the Sea Treaty — August 1982
The Island Trees School Library Case
Should local schools be administered by elected school boards responsible to the communities they serve? Or should they be administered by teenage pupils and federal judges? That is…
Teenage Unemployment
Teenage and young-adult unemployment is one of our nation’s most critical problems today. In the large cities, thousands of young people, just out of high school, are Job-hunting…
Is “Legal Services” Above the Law?
The same liberals who wax indignant against any proposals to withdraw jurisdiction from the federal courts on abortion, busing, or prayer, and who indulged in the rhetoric of…