A massive propaganda campaign is underway to convince the United States to announce a freeze on all further testing, production, and deployment of nuclear weapons and nuclear delivery vehicles, and to follow that up by negotiations culminating in a … [Read more...] about Fallacies of the “Freeze People”

Over the last ten years, a handful of the biggest, richest banks in America, including such giants as Chase Manhattan, Citibank, and Morgan Guaranty, made large loans to Communist Poland. Those loans could never have been justified by any usual … [Read more...] about Bailing Out the Banks With Polish Loans

Cutting up President Reagan and his economic program has become the current indoor sport of the national news media. Orchestrated throughout the electronic and the print media, these attacks are blatant anti-Reagan political propaganda masquerading … [Read more...] about Sabotaging Reagan’s Economic Program

A foreign policy issue, rather than a volatile social issue, has provided the best proof so far that loyalty is simply not a treasured asset in the Reagan Administration. What made this clear was the State Department's decision that it will not … [Read more...] about Letting Down Our Friends

One of the three legs upon which the late 20th century version of the "separation of church and state" doctrine has been erected is the theory that our nation should not risk any government "entang]ementf with churches or church-supported schools. … [Read more...] about Tax Exemption For Private Schools

On July 14, 1964, at the Republican National Convention in the Cow Palace in San Francisco, I watched many thousands of Republicans give wildly sustained applause to an unexpected paragraph in the formal address made by former President Dwight … [Read more...] about Influence of the Media Elite

In line with its policies of returning as much federal money and power as possible to the states, the Reagan Administration cancelled the national conference scheduled by the Carter Administration for 1981 under the name "White House Conference on … [Read more...] about White House Conference on Children

Now that the 1982 Congressional campaigns are upon us, we are hearing a great deal of discussion in the media about how money -- not issues, not personalities, not parties—— is the most important factor in being elected. We hear complaints about how … [Read more...] about Who Spent Big Campaign Money?

President Reagan acted wisely and decisively in imposing sanctions on the Soviet Union to encourage the lifting of martial law in Poland. He also announced that "further steps may be necessary" and that he will be prepared to take them. A good … [Read more...] about Additional Sanctions on Russia?