Anybody who reads or listens to much political commentary during this election year will quickly detect a recurring theme. There is an orchestrated attack on the "single-issue" movement. Congressman John Ashbrook, in a recent analysis of this … [Read more...] about The Single Issue Movement

The Caribbean used to be an American lake -- friendly waters, friendly neighbors, friendly resorts. Today it is a base for enemy maneuvers, a storehouse for enemy weapons, a training ground for enemy agents. The Communist star hangs ominously … [Read more...] about The Caribbean Connection

Our nation's only lady Senator has made a major excursion into Senate debate and affixed her name to an amendment which vitally concerns American women. Henceforth, when women across the country think of Senator Nancy Kassebaum, they will associate … [Read more...] about Draft Registration of Women

Was President Carter this spring deliberately provoking a confrontation with the Soviet Union over Iran and Afghanistan? He talked ominously about "military action" by American troops to defend the Persian Gulf, and he let his special ambassador, … [Read more...] about Cyrus Vance’s Resignation

The fantastic growth of the ripoff involved in taxing the American people to provide handouts to the less developed countries (LDC) is new proof of the old adage that “great oaks from little acorns grow." It started with a mere $45 million in 1949. … [Read more...] about U.S. Aid to Less Developed Countries

One of the country's most successful consumer products was built from scratch into a multi-million dollar business by a smart entrepreneur who hired people to go to drug stores and ask them to put a supply of the item on their shelves without any … [Read more...] about It’s a Long, Long Time From Now to November

Are the American people better informed than ever before, or worse informed? Have advances in technology and communication brought us more information and access to the news -- or less than in the past? For starters, compare this year's political … [Read more...] about Do Americans Get Enough News?

President Carter started his recent address to the League of Women Voters with what he and his audience apparently thought was a joke. The typed transcript shows the word "(Laughter)" immediately after it. The President said, "When people ask me … [Read more...] about A Better Class of Problems?

Americans who like to cheer for the underdog, for a David who wins his fight against a Goliath, have a new hero. Larry E. Parrish, a lawyer of Memphis, Tennessee, won a major court case this spring against 15 high-priced lawyers representing some of … [Read more...] about A Victory Over Obscenity

"Who will be Ronald Reagan's choice for a running mate?" seems to be the only major question not yet resolved about either of the National Nominating Conventions scheduled for this summer. At least three factors make Reagan's choice this year … [Read more...] about Who Will Be Reagan’s Running Mate?