Following in England’s Footsteps
American workers are no longer the highest paid in the world. U.S. hourly workers, who now average $5.63, have dropped behind Japan at $6.70, Sweden at $6.13, Belgium…
Author: Phyllis Schlafly
The MX Mobile Missile
Within days after boasting that, under the terms of the SALT II Treaty, the United States will be permitted to build the MX mobile missile, the Carter Administration…
Changing Social Security to Hurt the Homemaker — June 1979
Questions On Salt II — June 1979
Beam Weapon Reversal
History is full of examples of individuals who had the vision to see and develop a breakthrough in science, technology, or weaponry, but were pitted against an establishment…
Gasoline Shortage Blame
Are the long lines of impatient California motorists waiting for gasoline a sign of what will plague all Americans during the long, hot summer to come? In the…
Verification and Credibility
“Verification” is the principal issue to be resolved before the SALT II Treaty has a chance to be ratified — or so goes the prevailing wisdom in Washington.…
Amendment to Limit Spending
Senators John Heinz (R-Pa.) and Richard Stone (D-F1.) have jointly introduced into Congress a proposed constitutional amendment which would limit spending by the federal government. If enacted, it…
Exporting America’s Wealth
The prices of consumer goods are rising at a faster rate than at any time in recent history. But the price of one particular non-consumer good is rising…
Vice in Washington, D.C.
During spring and summer vacations every year, thousands of high school students travel to Washington, D.C., to see the sights in our nation’s capital city. Those who sponsor…