The Sagebrush Rebellion is sweeping across the West and may grow into the poli- tical tidal wave of the early 1980s as powerful as Proposition 13 in the late 1970s. Behind both is a deep-seated resentment against the Federal Government's gathering … [Read more...] about The Sagebrush Rebellion

I wonder how many Americans were watching when the NBC TV Theater presented its ‘docudrama about the barbaric treatment of U.S. prisoners of war by the North Vietnamese. "When Hell Was In Session" was the true story of the American aviators captured … [Read more...] about Patriots Betrayed by Bureaucrats

The field of contenders for the Republican Presidential nomination is already more crowded than it has been in recent memory, but there is no limit on entrants. Another non-candidate, Gerald Ford, is making noises as if he would like to join the … [Read more...] about Republican Cannibalistic Tactics

As interest rates climb higher and the price of gold fluctuates wildly, some 6,000 of the world's leading bankers, financiers, and interested observers gathered for an October conference in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. They came to the first annual meeting … [Read more...] about World Bankers and Their Loans

Can it be statistically proven that the more the federal government spends on education, the worse is the product our schools turn out? Maybe not; but the burden to prove that this is NOT so is on the advocates of federal spending because the rise in … [Read more...] about Another “F” For U.S. Schools

What kind of living conditions would you find so intolerable that, to escape them, you would voluntarily assume a high risk of losing your life and the lives of your spouse and children, and even with the best of luck you would surely lose all your … [Read more...] about How Much is Freedom Worth?

Are Americans facing a future in which the family breadwinner must work an 80- hour week in order to pay the incoming bills? And even then must accept a lower standard of living? That's what the current gloom-and-doom forecasts add up to. The … [Read more...] about Longer Work Week, Lower Living Standards

One of the few football games I ever attended was a Notre Dame home game in the fall of 1970. At half-time, a Vietnam veteran hobbled out onto the playing field and was given a citation of appreciation from the team and the University for which he … [Read more...] about Football Heroes

The argument by some that the rejection of SALT II will result in an arms race which will be beyond the financial capabilities of the United States cannot be sustained. Cost is a phony argument when applied to strategic weapons, which make up the … [Read more...] about The Cost Argument and SALT II