The Right to Work at Home
Wouldn’t you think that the U.S. Government has enough to do that it wouldn’t have time to swoop down on a couple of dozen women in Ripon, Wisconsin…
Wouldn’t you think that the U.S. Government has enough to do that it wouldn’t have time to swoop down on a couple of dozen women in Ripon, Wisconsin…
It is difficult to suppress a yawn, a “ho hum,” and a weary sense of déjà vu, in reading the slick-paper report of the National Commission on Excellence…
What Time magazine did for Herpes last year, Newsweek recently did for AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome): a cover-story expose brought an incurable disease out of the closet…
The U.S. Catholic Bishops have been passing resolutions for years without media coverage. But because the liberals and pacifists saw a way to use the Bishops to help…
Australia is currently debating ratification of the “UN Convention (Treaty) on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.” It has been ratified by 15 Communist countries,…
The first time I saw the figure, I thought it was a newspaper’s typographical error. The second time I saw it, I thought it was a wild exaggeration…
When Ronald Reagan announces even minimal cuts in federal funds for education, a chorus of anguished, orchestrated yelps go up on cue from the media and academia. We…
The bombing in Beirut should remind us that we face a third dimension in warfare in addition to strategic (nuclear) and conventional (non-nuclear). Usually called unconventional warfare, General…
Senator Bob Packwood (R-OR) held a hearing recently on his bill S. 372 to “unisex” insurance. (Unisex seems to have become a verb.) He courteously received a dozen…
The rhetoric of the freezeniks appears to be based on six fatal fallacies. 1) “The U.S. and the U.S.S.R. are equal threats to peace because they both have…