Far Eastern Businessmen
As America sags under the double burden of inflation and unemployment, economic doomsayers can find a much cheerier business picture in the anti-Communist countries in the Far East.…
Category: Phyllis Schlafly Report Column
The Tax Revolt
Watching the television newscasts about the fallout from California’s Proposition 13 makes one think that the state is about to collapse and fall into the Pacific Ocean. The…
The Tragedy of Cambodia
After a recent speech I made in San Francisco, an angry man accosted me and said, “I hold you responsible, as a member of the media, for the…
U.S. Will to Fight
Has America lost its will to fight? When two of our nation’s most scholarly statesmen, Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan and former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, as well…
Human Rights in Cuba
Now that the passions of spring campus demonstrations have subsided, some of the students who spent last semester protesting their universities’ investments in corporations doing business in South…
The Francophone Family
France’s reaction to the recent invasion of Zaire provides an inspiring contrast to the usual vacillating American response to Communist aggression. The decisiveness and deft footwork of President…
Red China’s Commencement Pitch
For the first time, Red China has allowed its highest diplomat in the United States, Han Hsu, to make a public speech. The occasion was the graduation ceremonies…
Public Opinion Poll on SALT II
Public opinion polls may be used for either of two different purposes: to record public opinion or to influence public opinion. When used to control public opinion, polls…
The Battle For Africa
Every President hopes that history will remember him favorably for some great or unique achievement of his regime, although few have such ambitious designs as Thomas Jefferson’s Louisiana…
Deep Sea Mining Incentives
The high standard of living that Americans enjoy is due not to superior intelligence, natural resources, or quantity of work, but to our unique system of political and…