Who’s Holding Up Welfare Reform?
Earlier this spring, the House passed a pretty good welfare reform bill, due largely to the perseverance of Rep. Jim Talent (R-MO). The Senate Finance Committee, however, has…
Earlier this spring, the House passed a pretty good welfare reform bill, due largely to the perseverance of Rep. Jim Talent (R-MO). The Senate Finance Committee, however, has…
The Legal Services Corporation (LSC) is the acid test to demonstrate whether or not the new Republican majority really intends to reform and reduce Big Government. If the…
Affirmative action has become big news. It’s a controversial issue in Congress, in the executive branch, in the states, in the courts, on the ballot, and among political…
The power to conduct Congressional investigations is one of the great powers of the majority party in Congress. This power has been extensively used in this century, contributing…
Justice Clarence Thomas is rapidly emerging as the Court’s strongest and most articulate voice in behalf of constitutional government. “Constitutional government” means government in accord with the United…
The Clinton Administration thinks it has found a new source of revenue for its social spending — your pension fund. The Clinton Administration liberals are licking their chops…
Thirty years ago in 1965, I was privileged to be escorted with a small group through NORAD, the great hole in a Colorado mountain where our government headquartered…
The Republicans are missing the boat on Medicare. They have retreated to the typical “moderate” Republican posture of endorsing an expensive liberal social program while asserting that they…
The defeat of Clinton’s Health Care bill last year was a big victory for Republicans and played a major role in the election of a Republican Majority in…
Are the Republicans in Congress going to roll over and let the Clinton Administration use the Oklahoma City tragedy as an excuse to establish a federal police state…