Academic Freedom
Academic freedom was a popular slogan used by college professors and administrators 20 years ago to resist attempts by parents, taxpayers, trustees, or donors to influence campus conduct…
Category: Phyllis Schlafly Report Column
Rhodesia and One Man, One Vote
U.S. policy toward Rhodesia, which includes economic sanctions, the shifting of our chrome purchases from Rhodesia to the U.S.S.R., and President Carter’s snubbing of Prime Minister Ian Smith,…
Referendum on Panama Treaties
Can the surrender of the U.S. Canal at Panama still be stopped? Even though the U.S.-Panama Treaties were ratified last April? Some Congressmen think so, and they are…
Loans to Comunist Countries
Would you lend any of your hard-earned savings to a Communist government without any collateral? If not, what do you think of the judgement of those who do?…
Plan to Curb Inflation
Congressman Robert K. Dornan (R-Cal.) has come up with the best idea yet for curbing inflation. He is introducing a bill to tie the salaries of Congressmen and…
Ford’s Warning to Republicans
Former President Gerald Ford sounded a weird warning when he announced that the Republican Party will lose its chance to recapture the presidency in 1980 if it follows…
Mobile Missiles Needed
Mobile missile production is probably the best way that the United States could shore up our sagging strategic power in the face of the continuing Soviet nuclear buildup.…
Confidence in Our Economy
“You never had it go good” was the slogan used when the advocates of large scale federal control began their redistribution of American wealth through massive domestic spending…
The Climbing Interest Rates
Led by Citibank and Chase Manhattan of New York, the major U.S. banks recently raised their prime interest rate to 9-1/2 percent. This was the ninth time the…
Wealthy Washington, D.C.
What is the wealthiest metropolitan area in the United States? What is the area where the average household income is $27,702 — about one-third above the national average?…