On August 22, 1978, I was present when the U.S. Senate by a two-thirds majority passed a proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution to give Washington, D.C. representation in the Congress and in the election of the President and vice President “as … [Read more...] about D.C. Statehood is Unconstitutional
The Arrogance of the Public School Establishment — January 1993
Yes, It’s Time For Finger Pointing — November 1992
Clinton’s Secret Plan to Tax the Middle Class
The most frequent refrain in Bill Clinton’s speeches is his repeated assertion that he is going to sock it to the rich, whom he defines as those “over $200,000.” They are the whipping boys whom Clinton says he will tax in order to pay for his … [Read more...] about Clinton’s Secret Plan to Tax the Middle Class
Clinton’s Secret Plan to Tax the Middle Class — October 1992
Comparing the Two Party Platforms — September 1992
Your Taxes May Be Twice What You Think
The average American family pays about $11,000 a year in federal taxes, but many families pay an even larger amount in a hidden tax called Regulation. The cost of burdensome federal regulations is estimated to be between $8,388 and $17,134 per … [Read more...] about Your Taxes May Be Twice What You Think
Bill Clinton’s New Covenant
Bill Clinton's New Covenant is a different kettle of fish from Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal, John F. Kennedy's New Frontier, and Lyndon B. Johnson’s Great Society. Whereas those previous slogans seemed to open a vista toward a better future, the … [Read more...] about Bill Clinton’s New Covenant
The Politics of the NEA Union — August 1992
We Still Have an Activist Supreme Court
When we elected Ronald Reagan President, conservatives dreamed that we would soon get a strict-constructionist Supreme Court. We hoped for an end to judicial activism -- the practice of writing into U.S. law the social preferences of the sitting … [Read more...] about We Still Have an Activist Supreme Court
