Just Two Little Words
Much of President Clinton’s speech proposing tax cuts consisted of posturing to position himself as a proposer of middle-class tax cuts, but two little words marked a revolutionary…
Much of President Clinton’s speech proposing tax cuts consisted of posturing to position himself as a proposer of middle-class tax cuts, but two little words marked a revolutionary…
When I was a young wife, my husband would bring a big brown envelope of bills, records and receipts when he came home to dinner on the evening…
The conspiracy-minded might say it was part of a globalist plot, but I’m sure it was just a coincidence. The same day that the Senate passed GATT and…
Over the last generation, nonprofit public-affairs advocacy groups have come to play an important role in American social, cultural and political policies. These groups churn out ideas and information…
Prior to the November landslide election, the media told us repeatedly that all incumbents were an endangered species because Americans were angry at those in office. It turned…
The first post-election battle in Congress will take place at the end of this month on the legislation to approve GATT/WTO. Here are some questions the American people…
One of our preeminent safeguards of constitutional government spelled out in the U.S. Constitution is the provision that treaties are valid only if ratified by two thirds of…
“Free trade,” which used to be an economic dogma for liberals and conservatives alike, has become the mantra of the advocates of GATI/WTO. But common sense should warn…
Have you noticed what’s missing from media pre-election comment? Nobody’s talking about “the Year of the Woman” or the “Gender Gap,” both of which always were slogans to…
Every House and Senate candidate for office in this year’s election has a moral obligation to the voters to declare publicly how he or she will vote on…