It’s a Long, Long Time From Now to November
One of the country’s most successful consumer products was built from scratch into a multi-million dollar business by a smart entrepreneur who hired people to go to drug…
Author: Phyllis Schlafly
Do Americans Get Enough News?
Are the American people better informed than ever before, or worse informed? Have advances in technology and communication brought us more information and access to the news —…
A Better Class of Problems?
President Carter started his recent address to the League of Women Voters with what he and his audience apparently thought was a joke. The typed transcript shows the…
A Victory Over Obscenity
Americans who like to cheer for the underdog, for a David who wins his fight against a Goliath, have a new hero. Larry E. Parrish, a lawyer of…
Selling the Rope To The Soviets — June 1980
Who Will Be Reagan’s Running Mate?
“Who will be Ronald Reagan’s choice for a running mate?” seems to be the only major question not yet resolved about either of the National Nominating Conventions scheduled…
A Jobs Strategy for Young Blacks
Some people call it a social time bomb, some a keg of dynamite, some an urban crisis. Others just wring their hands and say it is depressing and…
Why Oil Prices Are So High
The OPEC nations are going to increase the price of oil again, this time to about $33 per barrel. Do the OPEC nations literally have us over a…
Rigging the Results of the White House Conference
During the 1976 presidential campaign, candidate Jimmy Carter hatched some chickens that have now come home to roost. After he had been caught talking out of both sides…
Everybody Makes Mistakes?
“Everybody makes mistakes” is the common excuse for our fumbling, bumbling foreign policy which leaves us buffeted back and forth by dictators and losing at least a country…