Amnesty Puts Profound Questions on the Table
Perhaps one good result of President George W. Bush's toying with the unpopular notion of granting amnesty to millions of illegal aliens is that Americans are starting to…
Category: Border Security
Republicans Are Getting Caught In A Traffic Jam
Those who have unkindly called the Republican Party the Stupid Party have new evidence for their opinion. President Bush and 30 Republican Senators are trying to crowd our…
The Costs Of NAFTA Are Driving Home
State politicians and federal judges are going the limit to protect us all from the horrendous highway hazards of talking on cell phones and not wearing seat belts.…
Allegiance — November 2000
Allegiance A Briefing on Issues of Independence and Sovereignty American freedom absolutely depends on maintaining our independence and sovereignty as well as the integrity of the United…
The Feminization of the U.S. Military
Even though the voters elected a President who said he “loathes” the military, we couldn’t have imagined back in 1992 how much damage Bill Clinton would actually do.…
Cox Report is a Real Whodunit
Americans who are fascinated with spy and mystery fiction should get the Cox Report for their summer reading. It’s a fascinating whodunit. The Cox Report establishes the nexus…
Spending Our Social Security Surplus On War
President Clinton has had several good opportunities to stop his Yugoslav war: Jesse Jackson’s successful mission to bring home our POWs, the embarrassing bombing of the Chinese embassy,…
Was it “According to Plan”? Did Nothing “Go Wrong”?
Have you noticed how few Members of Congress are willing to go on television and spell out clearly their position on Clinton’s war against Yugoslavia? It’s time for…
Don’t Make the Vietnam Mistake in Kosovo
Are the American people going to allow Bill Clinton to get by with taking America into a war? Will the American people let Clinton make the LBJ Vietnam…
China’s Espionage Proves We Need a Missile Defense
Editor’s Note: After President Clinton dropped his long-standing threat to veto it, the Senate passed S.257 on March 17 by a vote of 97-3. On March 18, the…