The night hardly passes without television newscasts and newspapers embellishing some story with a “spin” demanding that President Bush agree to raise taxes in order to increase aid to the poor (or the homeless, or the students, or the elderly, or … [Read more...] about The Injustice of Raising Taxes
Pell Brings New Age to the Senate
Wouldn’t you think that, with all the real responsibilities Senators have to deal with, they wouldn’t be out inventing new problems for themselves? It looks like New Age has come to the Senate in the form of S.J. Res. 135 sponsored by Senators … [Read more...] about Pell Brings New Age to the Senate
Insolvable Problems of Federal Daycare — July 1989
Don’t Blame the Republicans
It’s time we call a halt to the crybaby act waged in the press by the Democrats. As Harry Truman said, if you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. The liberal Democratic majority in Congress has been riding roughshod over rules, ethnics, … [Read more...] about Don’t Blame the Republicans
Will Congress Wipe Out Religious Daycare?
It is different to escape the conclusion that one major purpose of most of the daycare bills pending in Congress is to prevent all preschool children from being subject to any religious influence. Any federal legislation that would give grants for … [Read more...] about Will Congress Wipe Out Religious Daycare?
A Hidden Network Promotes Federal Baby-Sitting
Where is the pressure coming from to make baby-sitting of preschool children, including infants, a federal function? Of course, we know that the liberals always propose a new federal agency as the “solution” to every problem, and we know that the … [Read more...] about A Hidden Network Promotes Federal Baby-Sitting
Philip Morris Gets Off Base
Philip Morris Companies Inc. stock has experienced a dramatic increase in price during the last six months, but stockholders hope that its smart business strategy will not be infected by the silliness of its public affairs department. RM commissioned … [Read more...] about Philip Morris Gets Off Base
The Oliver North Verdict
The Oliver North Jurors did their best, considering that they had to stay within the parameters of Judge Gerhard Gesell’s lengthy and biased instructions. They wrestled conscientiously with the moral and legal questions presented to them. Lawyers … [Read more...] about The Oliver North Verdict
Willie Horton and Susan Estrich
Left-wing political types whose ideology or patrons ware out of favor with the voters can usually find a well-paid sanctuary on some university campus. Defeated liberal Senators and Congressmen, and former employees of liberal Presidents Kennedy, … [Read more...] about Willie Horton and Susan Estrich
The George Washington Bicentennial
On April 30, our nation will observe the Bicentennial of the Inauguration of our first President, George Washington. A reenactment will take place at Federal Hall in New York City, where the original event took place in 1789. George Washington's … [Read more...] about The George Washington Bicentennial
