What is the greatest achievement of the American private enterprise system? The automobile? Jet planes? Computers? Anti-biotics? My answer to that question is the tremendous quantity and variety of fresh foods available all year round in our markets … [Read more...] about American Eating Habits

It's probably a Jood thing that Paul C. Warnke was appointed our chief arms negotiator for the SALT II Agreements. His record of Opposition to our building strategic weapons is so clear that it makes suspect any agreement he might conclude and … [Read more...] about Paul Warnke Nomination

Like kings and dictators, Federal judges serve for life. They are not elected. Thomas Jefferson once warned: "It is a very dangerous doctrine to consider the judges as the ultimate arbiters of all constitutional questions. It is one which would place … [Read more...] about Jefferson’s Warning About Judges

For years the Council of State Governments in Chicago has had a virtual monopoly on the business of drafting model legislation to be Submitted in state legislatures. It is refreshing to note that the American Legislative Exchange Council has just … [Read more...] about Proposed State Legislation

Now that the publisher of Hustler Magazine has been convicted of criminal obscenity in a state court, the next question that should be asked is, why has the Federal Government allowed this obscene magazine to enjoy Second Class mail privileges? By a … [Read more...] about Obscenity and the Mails

Those who believe in freedom from meddling Federal interference have a new hero: Bill Barlow of Pocatello, Idaho. An independent businessman who runs a plumbing and electrical business with 35 employees, he successfully went into Federal court and … [Read more...] about OSHA Inspections Stopped

Why does the current Congress have a majority of liberals rather than conservatives? The answer to this question has just been supplied by a newsletter of limited circulation called "The Right Report." Its staff has just completed an analysis of who … [Read more...] about Who Finances Candidates?

The issues of credibility and foreign policy will be joined in the next few weeks when President Carter faces what to do about a new treaty with Panama over ownership of the U.S. Canal. When campaigning for the Presidency, Jimmy Carter solemnly … [Read more...] about Panama and Carter’s Credibility

When a U.S. Secretary of Defense in the 1950s put his foot in his mouth by saying, “What's good for General Motors is good for the country," he was covered with scorn. Businessmen are more circumspect in their speech now, but that same premise … [Read more...] about Economic Linkage with Russia

In recent months, there have been a number of arrests for the crime of selling babies. The very idea of paying money for human beings sounds offensive to a civilized society, and police have moved energetically against the guilty parents and baby … [Read more...] about Selling Babies