Threats From Nicaragua
Since Congressional committees in recent years seldom provide a forum for witnesses with expertise on the subject of internal security, some private organizations have moved to fill the…
Category: Phyllis Schlafly Report Column
Civil Defense Needed
Common contemporary wisdom is that, (a) if the Soviets push the nuclear button and we retaliate, there will be no winners and the world’s population will be destroyed,…
Sucsess and Failure in the Teaching of Reading
A recent letter from a reader really made my day. Let me share it with you. It’s about one of my favorite subjects — teaching children to read…
Pornography and Violence Against Women
When the Commission on International Women’s Year, funded by 5 million federal tax dollars, held its famous boondoggle in Houston on November 18-21, 1977, it passed 25 resolutions…
Point of View About Mothers At Home
In recent months, television viewers and newspaper readers have been given a steady stream of commentary about the alleged need for day-care subsidies for children whose mothers are…
The Media Unhappy With Reagan’s Image
The national media are going through a terrible reappraisal of their own power. Their first comeuppance was the reaction of the American public when the media were not…
An Anti-Satelite Defense
It’s hard to believe in the sincerity of the anti-defense agitators. For years they have argued against nuclear missiles on the emotional grounds that they are terrible weapons…
Star Wars
The expression “Star Wars” has been used for the last year as an epithet to try to ridicule President Ronald Reagan’s proposal to build a defensive system to…
Sex and Honor
“Sex” is a word of several different meanings which may be loosely grouped under the categories of the sex you are and the sex you do. As used…
The Genocide Convention
Unlike “old soldiers” who “just fade away,” old unratified treaties remain in the desk drawers of the Senate, always available for unpredictable ratification by any handful of Senators.…