Violence and Sex on TV Have Gone Too Far
Jack Valenti, president of the Motion Picture Association of America, told a Senate Judiciary subcommittee this month, “I refuse to believe that the cruelties visited on this Republic…
Category: Phyllis Schlafly Report Column
Public School Attacks on Parents
The public school establishment has launched an all-out attack on parents and taxpayers who presume to make any criticism of offensive curriculum content or poor academic results. Armed…
Saint Hillary Sets Out to Cure the World
Even before her health care plan is ready to reveal to the public, Hillary Rodham Clinton has started her bare-knuckles campaign for a “revolution” in American health care.…
Conspiring to Milk the Federal Treasury
Ever wonder why the more tax money we allow the politicians to take from us, the more they devise ingenious ways to spend still more? A good example…
What’s Wrong with Outcome-Based Education?
Outcome-Based Education (OBE) is sweeping the country in the name of school “restructuring,” but it has parents even more agitated than they are about explicit sex education. OBE…
Big Business Wants Bail-Out From Clinton
Chrysler is asking for higher taxes on all Americans in order to bail itself out of a jam. Walter Maher, Chrysler’s chief lobbyist says, “Some sort of payroll…
The Public is Deceived About Women in Combat
The Clinton Administration’s announcement that women will be assigned to military combat was made on the same day that Ms. Magazine was doing a publicity stunt called “Take…
The Easter Resurrection of the Republicans
A new day has dawned for Republicans. After being humiliated in the election last November, Republicans have come back to life. And it’s such a surprise, not only…
“Peace of Mind” is What it Isn’t
Let’s suppose that millions of Americans are worried because they have no health insurance and are afraid of getting ill, and that millions more who do have health…
“Safe Sex” Isn’t Safe After All
The New York Times gave it to us straight, on the front page on April Fool’s Day. Perhaps it was some kind of Freudian slip by the editors…