The Need for Leaders
“Disadvantaged” is a rather new word used to describe all sorts of handicaps. Children are physically disadvantaged if they lack a good diet or adequate clothing. They are…
Category: Phyllis Schlafly Report Column
Soviet Espionage
Espionage used to mean operating under aliases, sneaking around dark corners, seducing sultry Mata Hari’s, and traveling under forced passports. Detente has converted that formerly shady business into…
Litigation for Educational Freedom
The Institute for Humane Studies in California has just published an excellent and much-needed little pamphlet by attorney William B. Ball of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, which shows the interrelation…
Instant Voter Registration Killed
When the Ohio voters killed instant voter registration last month, they proved anew that the people have better judgment than their leaders. Furthermore, the Ohio voters who won…
Soviet Telephone Bugging
However broadly or narrowly the right of privacy is defined, it would seem that any definition should include the right of Americans to be immune from having their…
Salt II and Lead Times
While Secretary of State Cyrus Vance is busy trying to persuade the Soviets to sign a SALT II treaty, former Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird is charging…
Devaluation
Inflation will probably be the biggest issue in the 1978 elections, just as deflation, or tight money, was the issue in 1932 that elected Franklin D. Roosevelt for…
Evolution
Although Alex Haley popularized the term “Roots” and the searching for one’s origins, he didn’t invent the desire of many people to seek out and ascertain their ancestors.…
SALT II Prospects
American Presidents are somehow convinced that it is politically helpful to go to Russia and bring back an agreement, no matter how one-sided, signed by the Soviet dictator.…
CIA and FBI Indictments
The morale of our national security agencies is at an all time low after the conviction of former CIA Director Richard Helms, coming hard on the heels of…