Vistas For Radical Action
Just because Ronald Reagan was elected President does not mean that all federal employees are supporting his Administration or its policies. Many of them are leftist ideologues who…
Category: Phyllis Schlafly Report Column
Captive Nations Week
“Captive Nations Week” is officially designated by our government as the third week of July each year. By a joint resolution overwhelmingly adopted on July 17, 1959, Congress…
Block Grants vs. Categorical Grants
The Reagan Administration’s most important proposal is not the budget cut passed recently with so much fanfare, but the proposal to convert some “categorical” grants into “block” grants.…
Rough Seats at Annapolis
If prizes were given for investigative reporting on unpopular subjects, Carlton Sherwood would be in the running for his series of articles on sex discrimination at the U.S.…
“Supply-Side” Means Incentives
Although the Reagan budget cuts are essential to his economic program, the Reagan tax cuts are the heart of it. The tax cuts represent the innovative change, the…
The High Cost of Not Going Nuclear
What is the safest, cleanest, and cheapest form of energy available in significant volume? The answer, which may come as a surprise to some, is nuclear. It generates…
Reagan’s Regulatory Relief
Regulatory relief for every segment of the economy is an essential part of Ronald Reagan’s economic program. Under the capable command of Murray L. Weidenbaum, chairman of the…
Women’s Draft Exemption Act
If the Supreme Court affirms the federal district court decision in Rostker v. Goldberg, thereby ruling that women must be drafted anytime men are drafted, Congressman Billy Lee…
The Morality Gap
The favorite question asked by reporters this season is, “Aren’t you concerned about the ‘Moral Majority’ and the entry of preachers and religious groups into the political process?”…
A Strategic Minerals Policy
American dependence on imported oil is only a part — and only the obvious part — of American dependence on imported materials which are not only strategic, but…