Westmoreland Assessment
Now that the anguish and bitterness associated with the Vietnam have dimmed, it is time to start assessing our mistakes and redesigning our defenses against any recurrence. That’s…
Category: Phyllis Schlafly Report Column
Earl Warren’s Autobiography
The newly-published autobiography of the late Chief Justice Earl Warren reveals what has long been suspected. President Eisenhower was very disappointed in two of his appointees to the…
Bank Loans to Panama
The key to the solution of murder mysteries is popularly thought to be the stereotype coined by the French: cherchez la femme — look for the woman. When…
Government-Managed Health
Should personal health be a matter of individual choice or governmental decision? This is the fundamental question behind some of the most controversial issues now being bandied about…
Kennedy Murder Mysteries
The famous expression “Murder will out” is credited to both Geoffrey Chaucer and Don Quixote. Shakespeare put the same idea a bit more colorfully: “Murder, though it have…
Federally-Funded Revolution?
In November the Federal taxpayers will finance a free trip to Houston for several thousand women in order to attend a conference directed by the National Commission on…
Frances Knight
The impression most Americans have of the Federal Government is that of gross inefficiency — bogged down in red ink, red tape, and people doing “busy work” writing…
Pilot Fan’s First-Hand Story
The most educational briefing that Secretary of State Cyrus Vance could receive prior to his trip to Mainland China later this month would be to spend a couple…
New York Blackout
Many of the postmortems on the Great New York Blackout of ’77 have tried to target Consolidated Edison as the villain and the Federal Government as the hero…
Why Students Want Federal Control
When Opinion Research Corporation of Princeton, New Jersey, conducted a poll of high school graduates, it discovered that 61 percent do not believe in the profit system, 83…