Two bills are now "cooking" in Congress which would have a costly adverse effect on women, but which are deceptively packaged in the wrapper of "women's rights." They would cause dramatic rate increases in automobile accident insurance and in life … [Read more...] about The Unisex Insurance Uproar

Adults who resist fashions in social experimentation demanded by the avant-garde liberals have a way of shoving those styles on little children who can't fight back. Thus, adults acquiesced in allowing their children to be forcibly bused across town … [Read more...] about The Failure of Coed Sports

It's now pretty clear why President Reagan is finding it so difficult to cut the federal budget. The special interests which profit from big federal spending are lobbying hard and effectively to keep spending high, and they are using our tax dollars … [Read more...] about Tax-Funded Lobbying

It is now clear that the nuclear freeze campaign is not a spontaneous grassroots movement springing out of public concern about the horrors of nuclear war. Instead, it is a sophisticated, special-interest lobbying campaign which is professionally … [Read more...] about Freeze Campaign is Flim-Flam, Not Grassroots

The high ground of morality about war and peace was seized by the anti-freeze advocates, rather than by the freezeniks, during the March demonstrations in our nation's capital. A seminar entitled "Our Moral Duty to Defend Freedom" was addressed by … [Read more...] about Our Moral Duty to Defend Freedom

It certainly doesn't pay to be gracious and generous to the Red Chinese. Last August, President Reagan went overboard and gave them many more concessions than he should have given, certainly more than they had any right to request. And what is the … [Read more...] about Red China’s Temper Tantrum

The crux of the argument in the lawsuits of those who have kept prayer out of the public schools, and are currently re-litigating this issue in the Alabama case of Jaffree v. James now on appeal, is the alleged harm that is inflicted on the atheist … [Read more...] about Peer Pressure and the First Amendment

Some 25,000 businesses closed their doors last year. They went bankrupt and terminated the jobs of all their workers. The taxpayers did not repay the Investors' losses. Thousands of farmers faced foreclosure last year. They lost their land and … [Read more...] about The Big Bank Bailout of 1983

If the Reagan Administration and the Republican Party will study the recent Chicago Mayoralty primary election, they will find that it contains the keys to a Republican victory in 1984. They can ignore the daily slamming that the Administration gets … [Read more...] about Lessons From Chicago Mayoralty Election

"The best offense is a good defense" would be a better slogan in the nuclear age than the version that is customarily heard in sports and war. In any event, it surely never occurred to anyone who uses the "the best defense is a good offense” version … [Read more...] about The Myth of a “Destabilizing” Defense