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Letting Down Our Friends
A foreign policy issue, rather than a volatile social issue, has provided the best proof so far that loyalty is simply not a treasured asset in the Reagan Administration. What made this clear was the State Department's decision that it will not … [Read more...] about Letting Down Our Friends
ERA Would Mean Women in Combat — February 1982
The Key to Peace: U.S. Superiority — January 1982
Eagle Forum Defends Women From Draft — August 1981
AMICUS CURIAE BRIEF AGAINST DRAFTING WOMEN — March 1981
REAGAN’S APPOINTMENTS
The most interesting aspect of Ronald Reagan's appointments to the Cabinet and to the top 300 federal positions is not whom he appointed, but how he appointed them. He has followed a process quite different from that of all preceding … [Read more...] about REAGAN’S APPOINTMENTS
Party Platform Comparisons, 1980 – October 1980
Thinking the Unthinkable
Jimmy Carter’s Presidential Directive 59 was supposedly designed to scare the Russians by announcing a new U.S. strategy which contemplates retaliating against some military targets in case of nuclear war. The real purpose, however, was to confuse … [Read more...] about Thinking the Unthinkable
“Coming To Grips With Foreign Policy” — September 1980
