Is There an Energy Crisis?
The American people are a stubborn lot. There are some things that they simply will not believe, despite enormous efforts to persuade them by prominent Americans, official reports,…
Author: Phyllis Schlafly
Loans to the Soviet Bloc
If the United States cannot afford the new B-1 bomber to replace our 15-year-old B-52s, nor afford any more Minuteman missiles or Poseidon submarines, how can the Soviet…
Judicial Activism
The seeds of judicial legislation begun by Supreme Court Justices Hugo Black and William 0. Douglas are now yielding weird fruit. A Federal judge recently held unconstitutional a…
Westmoreland Assessment
Now that the anguish and bitterness associated with the Vietnam have dimmed, it is time to start assessing our mistakes and redesigning our defenses against any recurrence. That’s…
Earl Warren’s Autobiography
The newly-published autobiography of the late Chief Justice Earl Warren reveals what has long been suspected. President Eisenhower was very disappointed in two of his appointees to the…
Bank Loans to Panama
The key to the solution of murder mysteries is popularly thought to be the stereotype coined by the French: cherchez la femme — look for the woman. When…
Government-Managed Health
Should personal health be a matter of individual choice or governmental decision? This is the fundamental question behind some of the most controversial issues now being bandied about…
The Demise of Detente? — August 1977
Kennedy Murder Mysteries
The famous expression “Murder will out” is credited to both Geoffrey Chaucer and Don Quixote. Shakespeare put the same idea a bit more colorfully: “Murder, though it have…
Federally-Funded Revolution?
In November the Federal taxpayers will finance a free trip to Houston for several thousand women in order to attend a conference directed by the National Commission on…