How Do The Candidates Stand On Military Policy?
One would think that the next President's plans to address the dramatic falloff in military recruitment, and the decline in military morale and readiness due to controversial personnel policies, would be important topics for the televised … [Read more...] about How Do The Candidates Stand On Military Policy?
Education Reporter — December 1999
VAWA Tests the Limits of Federal Power
With President Clinton issuing a blizzard of overreaching executive orders and Congress federalizing hundreds of crimes that are properly in the jurisdiction of the states, we must depend on the Supreme Court to stand for the Constitutional … [Read more...] about VAWA Tests the Limits of Federal Power
Education Reporter — November 1999
Red China: Gatekeeper of the Panama Canal — November 1999
Red China: Gatekeeper of the Panama Canal Jimmy Carter never would have been able to ram through his two treaties giving away our Panama Canal if the Senate in 1978 could have looked into the future and known that, when the U.S. Flag is lowered on … [Read more...] about Red China: Gatekeeper of the Panama Canal — November 1999
Time To Abolish Federally Financed “Hate Art”
The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has returned to center stage, insulting our sensibilities, offending our religion, and degrading our public life. The coarsening of our culture has been dominated by the behavior of the Clintons for so long … [Read more...] about Time To Abolish Federally Financed “Hate Art”
Education Reporter — October 1999
Beware of the Phonics Conspiracy — October 1999
Beware of the Phonics Conspiracy When Hillary Rodham Clinton charged that Bill Clinton's impeachment was caused by a "vast right-wing conspiracy," she displayed the typical paranoia of liberals. It's not just Watergate and Iran-Contra … [Read more...] about Beware of the Phonics Conspiracy — October 1999
Education Reporter — September 1999
