THE CIVIL WRONGS BILL OF 1987
“What’s in a name?” Shakespeare asked. A lot, when it comes to politics, it seems. What the liberals have baptized as “the Civil Rights Restoration Bill” should really…
“What’s in a name?” Shakespeare asked. A lot, when it comes to politics, it seems. What the liberals have baptized as “the Civil Rights Restoration Bill” should really…
The Salt I Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty, signed in 1972, comes up for its third five-year review on October 3. This would be a good time to withdraw…
Condom-mania has been sweeping the country for the last year. One can hardly turn on television, read a newspaper, or participate in a school curriculum discussion without being…
“Censorship attempts jumped by 20 percent during the last school year,” proclaimed a recent news release by Norman Lear’s People for the American Way. PAW’s annual report, called…
Our United States Constitution should be in the Guinness Book of World Records as the oldest and longest-lasting constitution in all the world’s history. How is it that…
Eliza Paschall, former staff member of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in Atlanta with a long record of working for civil rights and feminist goals, has written an…
Americans are long accustomed to the media stricture that it is the news, not the normal happenstance, that must be reported. We are told that what is unusual…
The National Education Association has proved again that it has an ultra-leftwing extremist agenda. Let’s take a look at some of the NEA’s recently-passed 1987 Convention resolutions. The…
The chief reason why both the Reagan-Wright and the Oscar Arias “peace plans” for Central America are not acceptable is that they violate the Monroe Doctrine, one of…
Despite the obvious lack of public support for calling a new Constitutional Convention, even for such a popular purpose as proposing a Balanced Budget Amendment, a few leading…