Who Spent Big Campaign Money?
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,…
Category: Phyllis Schlafly Report Column
Additional Sanctions on Russia?
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…
Seizing the High Fronteir
The maiden voyage of Space Shuttle Columbia last April marked the advent of a new era of human activity, even more momentous for the future than were the…
Secret TV Station Contracts
In the post-Watergate era of full disclosure, it is very difficult to understand why the Federal Communications Commission has allowed television and radio stations to continue to sign…
National Institute of Education
President Reagan is trying diligently to fulfill his mandate to cut federal spending toward his long range goal of balancing the budget. Out of the some 150 programs…
National Institute of Education
President Reagan is trying diligently to fulfill his mandate to cut federal spending toward his long-range goal of balancing the budget. Out of the some 150 programs in…
Servicemen and Their Families
Eight bills have been introduced in Congress to overturn the U.S. Supreme Court decision in McCarty v. McCarty handed down last July. The holding in McCarty reversed a…
How Some High Schoolers Are Taught the Law
A currently-used high school textbook called “Street Law: A Course in Practical Law” is the wrong textbook at the wrong time and the wrong grade level. While it…
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Several months ago, I received a letter from Bob Hope asking me to contribute to build a memorial to pay tribute to all the veterans who served in…
The Military Pauses to Evaluate Women
One of the legacies of the Carter Administration was the sharp upward curve showing the percentage of women in the U.S. Armed Services. In 1972 the percentage was…