American technology is a miniaturization is literally incredible to most of us who enjoy its benefits. The fantastic simultaneous reduction in size, weight, and cost of computers over the last ten years has been exciting to watch, a thrill to use, … [Read more...] about Brilliant Pebbles: The Cost-Effective Defense
The Liberals Are Slow Learners
The fact that some columnists are defending Speaker Jim Wright for giving John Mack a “second chance,” and even complaining about “vigilantes who hounded John Mack out of his job in Congress,” shows that the liberals still haven’t learned the 1988 … [Read more...] about The Liberals Are Slow Learners
Philip Morris Gets Off Base
Philip Morris Companies Inc. stock has experienced a dramatic increase in price during the last six months, but stockholders hope that its smart business strategy will not be infected by the silliness of its public affairs department. RM commissioned … [Read more...] about Philip Morris Gets Off Base
Facing Reality About Trade with Japan
American consumers are immensely better of when we buy radios, televisions, VCRs, CD players, and fax machines from Japan. The Japanese make those items better and cheaper than we can make them. Free trade is not expected to produce even exchanges … [Read more...] about Facing Reality About Trade with Japan
The Oliver North Verdict
The Oliver North Jurors did their best, considering that they had to stay within the parameters of Judge Gerhard Gesell’s lengthy and biased instructions. They wrestled conscientiously with the moral and legal questions presented to them. Lawyers … [Read more...] about The Oliver North Verdict
The 25th Anniversary of Goldwater’s Nomination
It is unlikely that any nominee for President who was NOT elected ever had the lasting influence on American politics that Barry Goldwater did. That’s why he was honored, with sentiment and shouting at a recent dinner in Chicago commemorating the … [Read more...] about The 25th Anniversary of Goldwater’s Nomination
The Uncertain World of Psychiatric Treatment
Psychiatry, the practice of treating mental disease or disorders, is the only medical specialty in which there are no generally accepted professional guidelines. Pick you practitioner and he picks your treatment. The custom is, caveat emptor: let the … [Read more...] about The Uncertain World of Psychiatric Treatment
Willie Horton and Susan Estrich
Left-wing political types whose ideology or patrons ware out of favor with the voters can usually find a well-paid sanctuary on some university campus. Defeated liberal Senators and Congressmen, and former employees of liberal Presidents Kennedy, … [Read more...] about Willie Horton and Susan Estrich
The George Washington Bicentennial
On April 30, our nation will observe the Bicentennial of the Inauguration of our first President, George Washington. A reenactment will take place at Federal Hall in New York City, where the original event took place in 1789. George Washington's … [Read more...] about The George Washington Bicentennial
Renounce the Panama Canal Non-Treaty
The first step in the transfer of our U.S. Canal at Panama to the corrupt, drug-peddling, pro-Communist military dictator Manuel Noriega, under the 1978 Carter giveaway treaty will occur later this year when the Senate is called on to confirm an … [Read more...] about Renounce the Panama Canal Non-Treaty
