Clinton May Get Toasted by Global Warming
The confrontation with Iraq is tending to conceal an impending policy defeat for President Clinton that may dwarf his embarrassments over losing Fast Track and the appropriations for…
The confrontation with Iraq is tending to conceal an impending policy defeat for President Clinton that may dwarf his embarrassments over losing Fast Track and the appropriations for…
The war on marriage that the feminists in academia are waging hit me this year when I received the Winter issue of my alma mater’s alumnae magazine, the…
President Clinton used veto threats to try to browbeat Congress into accepting national testing of schoolchildren because he knows that whoever writes the tests controls the curriculum, and…
Hillary Rodham Clinton should have just had a birthday cake and blown out 50 candles instead of staging what a White House spokesman called a “focused comeback” to…
It was a political earthquake in 1994 when the Republicans won a majority in Congress for the first time in four decades. Three years later, there is no…
Sometimes I think there are only two classes of people: those who can profit by the mistakes of others and those who insist on making their own. With…
President Clinton’s Council on Sustainable Development, whose chief current goal is to promote public acceptance of the Climate Change Treaty that Clinton will sign in December in Kyoto,…
President Clinton thinks he’s on the popular side in drawing a line in the sand about his plan for national tests. He’s wrong; he has misjudged the issue.…
One of the gray eminences of the New York Times, Anthony Lewis, has come out foursquare for a favorite conservative concept: “”original intent.” But while conservatives use it…
President Clinton’s chief foreign policy adviser, Strobe Talbott, used to write in Time Magazine about nationhood and sovereignty becoming “obsolete” and being replaced by “a single global authority.”…