… [Read more...] about Health Care “Compromises” Go From Bad to Worse — August 1994
They’re Trying to Treat Christians Like Smokers
Bigotry is back in style. All of a sudden, such words as "Christian," "religious" and "fundamentalist" have become trendy epithets of scorn and smear, obviously calculated to stir up hatred, division and fear. Where, oh where, are the people who, … [Read more...] about They’re Trying to Treat Christians Like Smokers
What About the Republican Party?
This year, C-Span will reenact the most famous political debates in American history, the Lincoln-Douglas Debates of 1858. During those seven debates up and down the State of Illinois, Abraham Lincoln enunciated the position of the then-new … [Read more...] about What About the Republican Party?
Save Freedom — Defeat Phony Health “Reform” — July 1994
A Constitutional Convention Is A Terrible Idea
Since the U.S. Senate failed to pass the Balanced Budget Amendment this year, some of its advocates are trying to bypass Congress and lobby state legislatures to pass resolutions calling for a national Constitutional Convention. That is a terrible … [Read more...] about A Constitutional Convention Is A Terrible Idea
New World Order, Clinton-Style — June 1994
False Memory Syndrome Plays in Politics, Too
False Memory Syndrome afflicts the liberal media, not merely individuals. This peculiar phenomenon, sometimes known as "recovered memory," occurs when someone suddenly starts to "remember" lurid events of bygone years. The events never really … [Read more...] about False Memory Syndrome Plays in Politics, Too
Colleges Should Display Warning Labels — April 1994
Federal Snoopers Want to Listen In
If you use a cordless or cellular phone, then any kid with a radio receiver can listen in on your calls - legally. Snoops can wiretap other phone conversations with a simple alligator clip, though it may not be legal without a warrant. This … [Read more...] about Federal Snoopers Want to Listen In
How Will Your Congressman Vote on Health Care? — February 1994
