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…
Category: Liberalism and Conservatism
Is Physicians’ Advice Good for Your Health?
The old saying, confession is good for the soul, applies to an article in a recent American Medical News entitled “When More Doctors Smoked Camels.” It is illustrated…
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…
Selling the Brady Plan on TV
Watching the latest MacNeil-Lehrer documentary on Third World debt must leave most listeners wondering what the problem really is. The piece showed many aspects of this issue but…
Four National Security Challenges — June 1989
The Liberals Are Slow Learners
The fact that some columnists are defending Speaker Jim Wright for giving John Mack a “second chance,” and even complaining about “vigilantes who hounded John Mack out of…
The 25th Anniversary of Goldwater’s Nomination
It is unlikely that any nominee for President who was NOT elected ever had the lasting influence on American politics that Barry Goldwater did. That’s why he was…
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…