Businessmen’s Trade Fashions
One continuing debate in our family is over the question of whether men or women are more of a slave to fashion. Of course, I take the position…
Author: Phyllis Schlafly
How ERA Will Raise Insurance Rates — February 1979
The SALT-Selling Campaign — February 1979
Different Goals of SALT II
Paul Nitze chose an apt analogy when he compared the SALT II negotiations to the courtship between a rich bachelor and an acquisitive beauty — each aspiring to…
Soviets in Iran
The falling dominoes theory, which was proved valid by our bitter experience in Southeast Asia, may be on the verge of being tested again in the Middle East.…
How a “Frame of Mind” Colors the Facts
The mythology put out by the Carter Administration, when it recently dashed the hopes of those who had been hoping our country would start an effective civil defense…
Conspiracy
“Conspiracy” is a word that produces in the liberal establishment one of the most intriguing brands of schizophrenia known to modern psychiatry. The liberals are conspiracy-paranoid when they…
Image-Making and SALT
The appointment of Lieutenant General George M. Seignious 2d (U.S.A., Ret.) to head the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency is another public relations ploy of the Carter Administration.…
Playing the China Card
Both timing and tactics connect President Carter’s surprise recognition of Mainland China with the Middle East peace negotiations. As to timing, it smacks of the Administration’s new media…
Are You Sure About the Soviets?
The biggest handicap the Carter Administration has in selling the American people on a new arms treaty with the Soviet Union is the intuitive and justified belief that…