Fundamentals of Citizen Participation in Politics
The election of 1980 gave American voters a stark contrast of the two parties and candidates "“ Democrat President Jimmy Carter and Republican Governor Ronald Reagan.
Author: Ryan Hite, Jordan Henry, John & Andy Schlafly
Federal Showdown on Abortion
Despite the pro-life mandate by the electorate last November, federal taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood has continued with no end in sight, even after the shocking revelations of…
Hyde Amendment Showdown on Obamacare
The Hyde Amendment has long been the single most important pro-life legislation at the federal level, originally enacted in 1976 and upheld on a 5-4 vote by the…
Defeating the ‘Dignity Tax’
Phyllis Schlafly understood the important fact that fiscal and social policy are absolutely intertwined she wrote the June 1979 Phyllis Schlafly Report titled "Changing Social Security to Hurt…
Trump’s Tweets and the Supreme Court
Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the Deputy White House Press Secretary who is also the daughter of the twice-presidential conservative candidate Mike Huckabee, has been splendid in fielding hostile questions…
Trump Should Call His Opponents’ Bluff
An important reason why Phyllis Schlafly enthusiastically supported Donald Trump for president was because, in her words, "He has fight in him." Nearly every day he proves that…
Feminists’ ‘Three Tactics’ Still Used Today
By February 1978, proponents of the Equal Rights Amendment were becoming desperate. Ratification of ERA had come to a stand-still. To regain momentum, the feminists turned to the…
Fourth Circuit Leaves Logic Behind
As we discussed yesterday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit is using it's 10-5 Democratic majority to railroad the Trump administration based on hearsay, their…
Travel Ban Thwarted by Judicial Supremacy
Now we know why the Fourth Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals took the unusual step of going "en banc" on its initial hearing of the appeal…
Pivot Counties Tell 2016 Election Story
There are 206 counties that voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012 but then for Trump in 2016. Ballotpedia calls them "Pivot Counties." Located in 34 states, these…