If the election of Ronald Reagan in 1980 meant anything, it meant a consensus of the American people that the size, power, and money of the Federal Government should be reduced. It meant that the American people had come to the conclusion that … [Read more...] about The Negatives About Affirmative Action

Gerard C. Smith, who was the chief U.S. negotiator of the 1972 SALT I ABM Treaty, has written a self-serving letter to the New York Times attacking the Reagan Administration for the recent Pentagon report concluding that the Treaty does NOT prohibit … [Read more...] about Gerard Smith’s Efforts to Rewrite the Abm Treaty

Americans are proud of the fact that we respect individual rights. But that does not mean you can do whatever you want to do; that's the "law" of the jungle. Where do we draw the line? Your right to swing your fist stops where my chin starts. For … [Read more...] about Aids and the Question of Whose Rights

Although the national media have not yet discovered it, the hottest issue on the radio talk and call-in programs at the grassroots of America is the battle between those who believe that the public schools have the right to do whatever they want with … [Read more...] about A STUDENT’S BILL OF RIGHTS

Well, well. The "right wing fundamentalists" and the "Bible-thumping parents" who have been pilloried for the last year with the charge that they are "censors" must be howling with laughter. Funny thing, though, we haven't heard a chirp from Norman … [Read more...] about WHO ARE THE CENSORS?

Secretary of Education William Bennett wants Congress and the American taxpayers to take a fresh look at "bilingual education." Indeed, this fresh look is long overdue. In the last ten years, bilingual education has become just another Federal … [Read more...] about Bilingual Education Is a Cheat on Children

It's time once again for our yearly review of the National Education Association's annual edition of "Today's Education," a 166-page yearbook documenting the NEA's radical agenda. The NEA's $97.5 million budget for the coming year will be used to … [Read more...] about THE NEA MANIFESTO

Plowing the ground for the Presidential primaries isn't the only reason why some big names have been trekking to Michigan this fall. Some have been going to declare sides on the volatile issue of whether or not Michigan should tip the balance and … [Read more...] about CONSTITUTIONAL BAIT-AND-SWITCH

Ronald Reagan's rescue of the island of Grenada two years ago this month was the most anti-Communist act our government has taken since the Eisenhower Administration rescued Guatemala from the Communists in 1954. It was also one of the most popular … [Read more...] about Lessons of Grenada

The time has come to withdraw from the MAD ABM Treaty of 1972. Our initial mistake in signing it is compounded every year that we allow ourselves to be bound by it while the Soviets are not. "MAD" is not an epithet invented by the treaty's critics. … [Read more...] about Withdraw from the Mad Abm Treaty