The “Constitutional Crisis” of Con Con
Author’s Note: Scroll to the very bottom of the page to view the special color-printed 18th Anniversary Edition of the Phyllis Schlafly Report. When it comes to a function…
Category: U.S. History
The United Nations is Nothing to Celebrate
The United Nations officially began on October 24, 1945, a day that many commemorate. But the UN Charter was actually signed on this day "“ June 26 "“…
Choosing Between ‘Fear or Freedom’
You may recall that last week's article dealt with how President Ronald Reagan skillfully overcame media bias by making direct televised appeals to the American people. No other…
Conservatives for Property Rights
Eagle Forum Education & Legal Defense Fund joins other organizations in new coalition initiative.
Foundations of American Liberty
On this day, June 15, in 1215 AD, the barons of England surrounded King John on the plains of Runnymeade, and forced him to sign the Magna Carta.…
Celebrate Flag Day
Today is Flag Day, not a national holiday but nevertheless an important date on our calendar. Americans honor our flag as the symbol of our country, our nation,…
Producing the “Productivity State”
Phyllis Schlafly was a strong voice in favor of President Reagan's bold plan. She made a clear case for the connection between lower tax rates and a growing…
Hazardous Duty
Hazardous Duty is the epic autobiography of one of America’s greatest soldiers. Here, Major General John K. Singlaub recounts his exploits in over four decades of unconventional warfare, espionage,…
The Phyllis Schlafly Fundamentals of Citizen Participation in Politics
The stakes of the 1980 presidential election could not have been higher. Without a doubt, the two parties stood in stark contrast with incumbent president Jimmy Carter for…
Defeating the “Dignity Tax”
Americans should realize that even the fiscal issues of tax policy and social security can have a fundamental impact on the American family and the American way of…