Author: Phyllis Schlafly
What Our POWs Can Teach Us About America — November 1973
RESTORING LEGISLATIVE POWER
The erratic “behavior of the Nixon Administration during the past few weeks, particularly in regard to the release of the Watergate tapes, has dismayed and disheartened many people.…
THE MIDDLE EAST
Three years ago, members of President Nixon’s own Blue Ribbon Defense Panel warned that the growing Soviet nuclear superiority would cause the Kremlin to become “hostile, disruptive and…
TAX REDUCTION
The expression “what goes up must come down” applies to many things on this earth, but the taxing power of government seems to be one institution which defies…
DEALS WITH FOREIGNERS
Some 77 Senators and 285 Congressmen are co-sponsors of the Jackson-Vanik-Milis Amendment which would bar most-favored-nation tariff benefits to the Soviet Union. In the face of this clear…
AVOIDING INCOME TAXES
The Spiro Agnew affair has caused shock waves among his friends who never guessed he could be guilty, and also among his enemies who think he was let…
END JUSTIFY MEANS?
What moral rule is most violated by those in high places? Probably the answer to that question is the moral principle that the end does not justify the…
MORALITY IN SCHOOLS
The recent horrible crime in Boston, when six youths poured gasoline over a 24-year-old woman and burned her to death, is proof again that many of our young…
MOSCOW TEST BAN TREATY
“We are keeping Russian secrets even more jealously than we are keeping our own. Under these conditions, the American people can never really understand the danger.” This statement…