The Shenanigans of Healthcare
The woman who doesn’t like to be called First Lady has used her First Lady position to get by with actions that no other man or woman could…
The woman who doesn’t like to be called First Lady has used her First Lady position to get by with actions that no other man or woman could…
Can you imagine going through life not able to read? Can you imagine how illiteracy would put you in a sort of isolation booth, all alone, separated from…
Bigotry is back in style. All of a sudden, such words as “Christian,” “religious” and “fundamentalist” have become trendy epithets of scorn and smear, obviously calculated to stir…
In an extraordinary document, 44 state attorneys general have signed a letter addressed to President Clinton calling on him to convene a “State-Federal Consultation Summit” in August so…
This year, C-Span will reenact the most famous political debates in American history, the Lincoln-Douglas Debates of 1858. During those seven debates up and down the State of…
The Clinton health bill may be dead, but its components are very much alive in the various bills that are being haggled over this month in Congressional committees.…
It’s official now. The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) just issued its 1992 “Writing Report Card” based on extensive surveys of students who were asked to complete…
Bob Dole says he will be glad to let the November elections be a referendum on the employer mandates in Clinton’s health care bill. So much, so good,…
Since the U.S. Senate failed to pass the Balanced Budget Amendment this year, some of its advocates are trying to bypass Congress and lobby state legislatures to pass…
Congress is expected to vote soon on whether or not to put the United States into a new World Trade Organization (WTO), a sort of Economic United Nations.…